Sentence examples for papers attached from inspiring English sources

All but the very best columnists come with the names of their papers attached.

William Martin" of the Royal Marines, with bogus papers attached, for release in the ocean near the Spanish seashore, into the orbit of German counterintelligence.

"Firebrand", "egotistical", "autocratic" and "a flamboyant emblem of anti-Americanism" are just some of the labels which the UK papers attach to Hugo Chavez as they reflect on the life of one of Latin America's most colourful leaders.

Why don't all press releases come with the paper attached?

He decided that the bit of white paper attached to the butterfly spoiled its natural color pattern and birds did eat them.

There are spirits present: mask-like black and white vellum paper attached to the top portions of some of the tissue panels.

Because Mr. Bressler's office had no such amenity, Mr. Gilburne asked for an easel with a large pad of paper attached.

Occasionally, a scrap of paper attached to the dinner menu will mention a limited special, and on one evening that was monkfish liver.

Each of his several "Yellow Movies" from the early 1970s was nothing more than a large sheet of white-painted paper attached to the wall.

Still, in recent weeks, every last comment or boast or prediction about the team seemed to have a qualifier — "on paper" — attached or at least implied.

DNA tests showed that the semen stains on them -- as well as on the green bottle and a piece of paper attached to the bottle -- could not have come from Mr. Lloyd.