Sentence examples for papers for that from inspiring English sources

Justice Blackmun's papers for that year include no personal correspondence between the two.

Lawyers for the deposed premier have been preparing papers for that eventuality and filing a request for political asylum.

"So the ballot papers have always been there with the other 6,000 ballot papers for that early voting centre, but there was a transposition/transcription error made on a bundle for candidate Cathy McGowan, the independent.

Then your first order of business is to grab the free glossy magazines — Social Life, Hampton Life, Hamptons, Hampton Sheet, Dan's Papers — for that weekend's fete, charity event or oceanfront screening of "Jaws".

So I'd ask The Sun, and all other papers for that matter, to get a grip, and have a good hard read of The National AIDS Trust's reporting guidelines.

As chairman of the board of Scripps-Howard from 1921 to 1936, he was active in acquiring new papers for that newspaper chain, and he sought editorial balance for it by making it his practice to hire columnists with divergent views.

There's another bit of the paper for that.

I never saw a television set, a Kleenex tissue or toilet paper for that matter.

Spanish debt, and Italian paper for that matter, continues to confound the sceptics.

Copies of the paper for that year are missing from the records of the British Library and the Library of Congress.

Mr. Saakashvili, who wrote his final paper for that class on humanitarian intervention, was the most active contributor in the class, Ms. Damrosch recalled.