Sentence examples for paper destined from inspiring English sources

To anyone else they are scraps of paper destined for recycling, but for me they are miniature time capsules.

"I didn't earn a lot of money so I was happy to have found a free art supply and to be diverting paper destined for the waste stream," says Phillips.

Most of the official Byrne papers already are in the state archives; the papers destined for Rutgers will be those deemed personal -- the former governor's collections of newspaper clippings, photographs and personal letters.

A van containing more than 200,000 ballot papers destined for polls in East Sussex has been stolen.

A report destined for the ash tray?

The design graphs and Srh.s.−Nf line contained in this paper are destined to be an important component of the upcoming CIDECT Fatigue Design Guide and International Institute of Welding IIWW) Fatigue Design Recommendation for welded hollow section connections.

One day after a UN tribunal ruled overwhelmingly against Chinese claims to huge swaths of the strategically important waterway, Beijing rebuffed the verdict, calling it "a piece of paper that is destined to come to naught".

Food eaten on the go trail reams of paper and plastic destined for the garbage can.

The filing cabinets full of papers, however, are destined for the Smithsonian's Archives of American Art.

On 18 March, 100 years and a day after 26-year-old Albert Einstein sent off the first of his 1905 papers that were destined to revolutionize physics, National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Elias Zerhouni invoked the name of another Nobelist, biochemist Marshall Nirenberg, at a meeting held to unveil a new report on the plight of young researchers today.

Indeed, as advertising migrates rapidly to the internet, there have been predictions, including in The Economist (see article), that the paper end of the newspaper industry is destined to suffer a severe pruning.