Sentence examples for of its paper from inspiring English sources

So while content and genre no longer determine whether a book is a mass-market or trade paperback, the book's size, the quality of its paper, the way it is displayed, its price, the way it is distributed and the place it is sold all go into the definition.

When Stora acquired Consolidated Papers in 2000, it gained a long-sought-after foothold in North America, from where it now gets 18% of its paper capacity (81% still comes from Europe mostly Finland and Sweden).

One you remember every time you slip the disc out of its paper wallet and slide it under the needle.

Long a weekly, it shifted to biweekly publication of its paper edition in 2007.

"I've read about this, when it was in the laboratory," the woman, whose name was Fran, told me, taking her Impossible slider out of its paper sleeve and gesturing with it as she spoke.

Upon overhearing us, a middle-aged woman lingering by the pickup window chimed in, "I got it!" "I've read about this, when it was in the laboratory," the woman, whose name was Fran, told me, taking her Impossible slider out of its paper sleeve and gesturing with it as she spoke.

It later sold some of its papers, including The Star Tribune and The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News.

Three years ago, the parent company, Copley Press, had an 11-person bureau in Washington, but it has since sold most of its papers.

Georgia-Pacific, the lumber company, sold 60percentt of its paper-distribution business to Bain Capital for $790 million, 4.2percentt less than the company expected.

Mrs Cheung responded by founding Nine Dragons in 1995 and spent three years setting up the first of its paper-making machines in Dongguan, in southern China.

In like vein, Unilever has declared that by 2015 it will be purchasing palm oil and tea only from sustainable sources, and Staples intends that most of its paper-based products will come from sustainable-yield forests by 2010.