Sentence examples for ones on paper from inspiring English sources

"I knew they had hundreds of works, especially ones on paper, and that they hadn't shown many of them," Mr. Herman said.

They denied granting so-called preclearance to the maps, because in some cases districts drawn to look like Hispanic ones on paper would actually perform to the benefit of candidates preferred by white voters.

On paper Spain are still the better team but I think we have shown in our last two games that we can beat teams that appear the better ones on paper.

More and more books are being printed with soy-based inks, rather than petroleum-based ones, on paper that is recycled or sourced from well-managed forests and that was produced at pulp mills that don't use poisons like chlorine to whiten it.

That's why Ganger uses a password manager for only his less important passwords; he writes down his most sensitive ones on paper and hides the list.

The site introduces two new pieces a week: one photo and one work on paper.

A race on the track is not the same as one on paper.

I didn't have a computer, so I simulated one on paper.

The first step was to design a simple version of a Roman villa, just a modest three-bedroom one, on paper, then Holden set about creating it.

By now, readers understand that the definitive "copy" of any article is no longer the one on paper but the online copy, precisely because it's the version that's been read and mauled and annotated by readers.

He wrote partly in the wake of the Black Death, and his music is almost deliriously inventive, as if he were trying to forget the world around him by making a new one on paper.