Sentence examples for papers of the from inspiring English sources
The papers of the obscure: are they garbage?
Putin got both barrels from papers of the political left, right and centre.
More than 20 years later, papers of the Wentworth family turned up that changed her view.
The state papers of the United States, for example, were not in usable condition in 1933.
It contains 16 rectangles embroidered with characters from Charles Dickens's "Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club".
For doctoring the papers of the Jewish refugees, he was fined and fired from his job.
"I think people are unrealistic in their assumptions if they think either the white papers of the C.B.C. or white papers of the labor movement are going to solve our problems," Mr. Shaw said.
More than 50 years ago he produced one of the most famous epidemiological papers of the 20th century.
He said that, outside the papers of the Adams family, the Du Bois papers have no peer.
Here are some treasures that other historians have found in mayoral and other papers of the past.
Its headquarters are in Orlando, where it houses the papers of the man who started it all.
