Both papers dropped their requests, and the editor of one of the papers resigned.
In another of these "items," the nonagenarian remembers picking up some papers dropped by Albert Einstein in a corridor.
They formed up and soon their position was "distinctly marked by the cartridge papers dropped at this time".
ACAPULCO, Mexico — The message is delivered by a phone call to the office of one school, a sheaf of photocopied papers dropped off at another, a banner hung outside a third.
I had papers drop on me and smoke, you know, I lived through that.
(This sounds like the kind of shady financial behavior global elites were accused of en masse when the Panama Papers dropped last year).
For instance, the New York Times, perhaps the most revered newspaper on the planet, did not have a story prepared when the Panama Papers dropped, inspiring enough incredulous feedback that the paper's public editor was forced to respond.
DeBeck brought in Sweet Mama, which initially created a stir, and certain papers dropped the strip, but after the phrase swept the nation, the strip's popularity only increased.
When burning the papers, drop them into the grave before the fire gets to your fingers.
All you have to do in the morning is get up, grab the papers dropped off to you, and get on your bike and go!
Over the subsequent decades, during which the Guardian was transformed into a national paper, dropping Manchester from its masthead in 1959, the papers remained closely linked.
