Sentence examples for papers acquired from inspiring English sources

E-mail traffic, for example, was part of the Salman Rushdie papers acquired by Emory, he said.

Letters between Tennessee Williams and Peter Brook in which the playwright pleads that Cat on a Hot Tin Roof be produced as he originally wrote it are among an enormous cache of personal papers acquired by the V&A.

The papers acquired by the Mail on Sunday include a letter from the then cabinet secretary to the director of public prosecutions asking "whether the case against Mr Smith was not well founded: or whether it was a sound case, but that the evidence was not likely to stand up in court".

International Paper acquired the building last June in its $9 billion acquisition of the entire Champion International Company.

The Robert Venn Carr Collection of 285 works on paper, acquired in 1986, has contributed much to the museum's holdings in contemporary art, representing artists like Max Beckmann, Jim Dine and Robert Rauschenberg.

WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES, Portland, Ore., a producer of paper, acquired the cardboard box unit of Fomento Económico Mexicano, Monterrey, Mexico, a maker of beer and soft drinks, for $70 million.

Hugh Cudlipp then quickly recruited Edwards to edit the People, the Sunday paper acquired by the Mirror Group when they took over the Odhams' newspaper empire.

He went on to relate an incident involving MacKenzie during his editorship of The Sun when the paper acquired the serial rights to Scotland Yard's cocaine connection, a book co-written in 1990 by Jennings, Paul Lashmar and Vyv Simson.

Value-added scores were headline news earlier this year when the Los Angeles Times published a series of articles, "Grading the Teachers," based on district data that the paper acquired through the California Public Records Act.

Ultimate impact (c∞) represents the total number of citations a paper acquires during its lifetime.

This paper acquires material ageing regularity by theoretical analysis and experimental confirmation.