Sentence examples for paper buying from inspiring English sources

Or you know, the conventional winter version complete with paper buying slave – read hunky man – eggs Benedict in bed, and half a series of House.

For a while now — as long as I've worked for this magazine — I've worked on copy paper, buying a case at a time, perhaps two cases a year.

Where Mr Mohan rose to the hot seat after editing The Sun's showbusiness page, Mr Dinsmore, who worked his first freelance shift at The Scottish Sun 22 years ago, has a grounding in the newspaper group's managerial and regulatory operations, overseeing paper buying and syndication in his previous role.

But federal agencies account for less than 5% of office paper buying; even these agencies were lax about obeying the executive order.

That's why it is such good news that Mattel has developed a new paper buying policy," said Bustar Maitar, head of Greenpeace's campaign in Indonesia.

As Joseph Sax explained in his 1980 paper Buying Scenery: Land Acquisitions for the National Park Service, national parks established prior to 1959 take a position of "eventual acquisition" towards inholdings, making arrangements to gain control of the land sooner or later (parks established after 1959 tend towards "prompt acquisition" and try to acquire inholdings as quickly as possible).

We frantically and obsessively recycle old paper, buy organic food — whatever, just so we can be sure we are doing something, making our contribution.

For the family that controls the Times Company, selling The Boston Globe, a jewel of a paper bought in 1993 for $1.1 billion, was unthinkable not long ago.

Several years ago a collector of British works on paper bought an album of drawings by William Frederick Witherington, an obscure 19th-century British artist, at a small London auction.

I was also using out-of-date photographic paper, bought on the cheap, and it would take me all Saturday night to get a decent print.

He used pastels and tan-coloured paper, bought on Charing Cross Road, after his paints, brushes and canvasses were delayed on the way from France.