Sentence examples for papers connected from inspiring English sources

As soon as he finishes a case, he destroys any papers connected with it.

Federal prosecutors took an aggressive stance toward Mr. Ganek in their court papers connected to Mr. Chiasson's sentencing.

Much of the new material emerging in the case, culled from Mr. Mulcaire's notebooks, is coming from court papers connected to those lawsuits.

With energy part of his remit, it might please climate change activists to know that among the achievements he boasts about on his personal website are "landmark policy papers" connected to Britain in the low carbon economy.

In late March, they published a piece about a lifelong friend of Putin, the cellist Sergei Roldugin, whom the Panama Papers connected to hundreds of millions of dollars held in an offshore account.

In her suit, Ms. Clemente asked the bureau to release all papers connected to Mr. Scarpa (who died of AIDS in 1994 after receiving a blood transfusion), especially those related to Carlos Marcello, a New Orleans don suspected by some of having played a role in the Kennedy assassination on Nov. 22, 1963.

These communities post and discuss content from around the internet, including university news, academic comment pieces, and even academic papers, connecting relatively niche content with an enthusiastic audience.

Jetten and Focks (1997) published one of the earliest papers connecting climate and future DENV transmission risk.

That night, reporters at the paper connected the dots.

Another paper, connected with this other faction, wanted to get rid of us.

As a five-year-old, I'd create epic tales of unicorns and magical islands, then write them down and turn them into "books" (pieces of notebook paper, connected with Scotch tape and decorated with marker drawings, presented proudly to my mother, who dutifully kept them safe).