Sentence examples for paper moved from inspiring English sources

In 1996, the paper moved to Mr. Washington's Queens apartment.

My old boss, Terence Kilmartin, had it, until the paper moved premises and threw out its old furniture.

When the Nazis occupied Paris the paper moved to the town of Vichy but shortly suspended publication rather than submit to censorship by the Pétain government.

In only one 48-hour period, in early March 1943, was the paper moved to concede in multiple ways that Europe's Jews merited extraordinary attention.

The moment the paper moved into illegal territory - as it did with Goodman and Mulcaire - it was a matter for the police.

In about 1980, the paper moved its offices to New Broad Street, said Peter Iasillo, who was Port Chester's mayor from 1980 until 1993.

She read the words from a sheet of paper, moving across the stage and repeatedly exhorting the crowd to answer the question "Are you ready, black people? . . .

And, as a controller juggles all those planes overhead, he scribbles notes on little pieces of paper, moving them around on his desk as he does.

Others are designed as a row of identical units each printing one colour, the paper moving from one unit to another by means of a transmission drum or a conveyor contrivance.

Holders of Orange's junk bonds win, as their single-B paper moves up to BBB.

Accordingly, this paper moves a further step towards the subarray FDA configuration for deception jamming suppression.