Sentence examples for papers known from inspiring English sources

More than 36,000 service members are noncitizens, many holding the residency papers known as green cards.

On Saturday approximately 4,400 more children from schools outside the county will sit the same papers – known as the Kent Test.

Among other things, they said, he promised American companies thousands of temporary work papers, known as H-2B visas, for employees who were living in this country illegally and therefore not eligible for the documents.

Robert Brown, 57, said he was prepared to spend up to £100,000 fighting for access to sensitive documents relating to her will and he has appointed solicitors to obtain secret court papers, known as a practice direction, about the sealing of royal wills drawn up around the time of Margaret's death in 2002.

The papers, known in Ukraine as the "black ledger," are a chicken-scratch of Cyrillic covering about 400 pages taken from books once kept in a third-floor room in the former Party of Regions headquarters on Lipskaya Street in Kiev.

The judge, Royce C. Lamberth of United States District Court, imposed the fines on Wednesday, saying the Russian government had done nothing to comply with a judgment that he issued in 2010 ordering it to return the texts, more than 12,000 books and 50,000 religious papers known as the Schneerson Collection.

Not as long as former editors of small local papers know their place, that is.

And sometimes it spreads, as anyone who reads today's papers knows, fed by our fears and our hatreds.

And as anyone who remembers That's Life, or Blackadder, or who reads local papers knows, unusually shaped vegetables are much more amusing.

I think it's partly explained by the reaction to the Leveson inquiry: these papers know what they did and they want to keep it in the past".

Indeed they are, for while they talk about embracing the digital revolution, papers know that it threatens their entire economic base - not immediately, but over time.