Sentence examples for papers available to from inspiring English sources

Douglas's executor, Sheila Colman, who, with her husband, looked after Douglas in his final months, made his papers available to Mr. Murray.

He posted some ground rules — the buyer had to agree to keep the papers available to the public and would not own the copyright — and announced the auction in the New York Times.

At worst, the Bush Foundation could be free to staff the institute with pseudo-scholars happily lavishing praise on Mr Bush under SMU's aegis.It is also unclear whether the library will be able to make Mr Bush's papers available to genuine scholars and historians.

The iPad-based Times is the newest of dozens of papers available to a global audience on the Internet's fastest-growing service, which lets iPad users see electronic publications consisting of text, pictures and, in some cases, video and sound.

Different models may affect scientific progress by altering both the quality and quantity of papers available to the research community.

Later, the government succeeded in stopping the supply of paper available to the British Worker, meaning it was reduced from eight pages to a single sheet.

If this nation truly supports the separation of church and state, the only governmental piece of paper available to any couple, gay or straight, should be a certificate for civil union, giving equal rights to all.

It was necessary to minimise the amount of sample used for chemical analysis in order to have enough paper available to carry out viscometric analysis.

But these are not just meaningless words on paper available to anyone.

Have the fictional work and paper available to take notes.

Use any bit of scrap paper available to make the grid.