Sentence examples for paper passed from inspiring English sources

A piece of paper passed round the room.

The three-month deadline for responses to the green paper passed last week.

It stretched across the back of the printer, so that the paper passed over it.

After Nelson's death, in 1915, an employee ownership plan was devised by his son-in-law, Irwin R. Kirkwood, and control of the paper passed to the employees.

The paper passed the one million circulation mark shortly after 1900, and by the 1950s it had reached a circulation of well over eight million, the largest in the Western world.

The structure is known as the "inverted pyramid" and dates back to the days of hot metal when words on their way on to paper passed through a stage of being slugs of lead.

Finally, the paper passes through a fuser that reaches temperatures of as much as 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

The paper passes over a heated drum or over sources of infrared rays or through a compartment ventilated with hot or cold air.

Paper passes through some presses at nearly 20 miles (30 km) per hour, the speed limited partly by the tensile strength of the paper; large presses can print up to 60,000 copies of 128 standard-size pages in an hour.

This means that once a paper passes through peer-review, the paper will be accessible to anyone and authors can freely share the final published version of all APSE papers using any media without any penalty or limitations.

The solid toner in a laser printer is melted and pressed on to the paper by the fuser; the toner diffuses slowly into the paper and solidifies quickly as the paper passes through the fuser.