Sentence examples for papers having from inspiring English sources
It would also cripple newspapers, especially local papers, having to go to court week after week.
Nor's desk drawers were boring, full of papers having to do with dull mysteries: mortgages and insurance.
Though the public may tend to think of scientists as exceedingly sober, scientific schmoozing is often beer-tinged, famous for producing spectacular breakthroughs and productive collaborations, countless papers having begun as scrawls on cocktail napkins.
That may be partly a result of both papers' having had a number of editors from Britain and other parts of the world where newspapers have fewer pretensions to being impartial.
That is because their dominance in their home cities inclined them towards a neutral stance, to attract the widest possible readerships there, whereas the big British papers, having developed as national outlets, used political leanings to distinguish themselves in a competitive market.
I am now looking forward to many little things about home: a long soak in a scented bubble-bath, cheese, my CDs, decent coffee on tap (how can South America serve such awful coffee?), sitting in my little garden reading the Sunday papers, having a choice of clothes to put on in the morning, real Cadbury's chocolate.
Other papers have followed suit.
His papers have a strong policy bent.
AMY DAVIDSON: Papers have been signed.
Those papers have to be accurate.
