Sentence examples for paper to last from inspiring English sources

"I now have enough toilet paper to last me through the next three snowstorms".

Kelly, a former Trinity Mirror executive, had not expected his so-called "pop-up paper" to last beyond four issues after it was launched in early July by Archant following the Brexit vote.

He reached a broader public by collaborating with another man of letters, Edmund Wilson, to create the Library of America, which continues to assemble a canon of American masterworks, printed on perfectly white acid-free paper to last for the ages.

No one expects both London Lite and the London Paper to last, but the fitter survivor will make money: Metro - also owned by Associated - takes an £8m annual profit from pushing 1.1m free papers across London and other cities each morning.

Enough toilet paper to last us the year.

Woodford says that acid that's been added onto blotter paper tends to last longer than acid that's been added onto food simply because food goes bad and paper doesn't.

The journal has contacted Radium hospital, which was already conducting an investigation into the Lancet paper expected to last at least several more weeks.

Gold Medal Books was a branch of Fawcett Publications that focused on paperback books which at the time were printed on very cheap paper, not designed to last for more than a year, sold for 25 cents in drug stores and other venues all over the United States and Canada.

Paper publication is perceived, unrealistically, to last indefinitely and is the yardstick by which people judge any new approach.

"I left my research paper to the last minute," she said, "and it's a total lifesaver that the museum is open".

What we're doing now is just running supplies to make sure they have enough paper material to last them through the day".