Sentence examples for papers passed from inspiring English sources

Brod renewed these plans after his emigration to Palestine in 1939, but somehow nothing ever came of them, and the papers passed to Esther Hoffe.

But the weekend papers passed without a revelation, and the Umunna story drifted away as an unexpected political phenomenon emerged: the rise of the new left and Corbynism.

The rest of the time silence was maintained except for legal occasions when separation alimony, divorce, and child-support papers passed between Roddy and Garlin.

Asked about the difference in the impact of seeing the real manuscript as opposed to a facsimile or copy, Ms. Bredhoff said: "Knowing that the papers passed through President Lincoln's hands helps put one into another moment in time.

It was common at the time for Cambridge faculty members (all of them men) to take holy orders in the Church of England Newtonn, true to himself, refused.After Conduitt and his wife died, Newton's papers passed to the family of the Earls of Portsmouth, and there they remained for the best part of 150 years.

The middle-aged man, whose name was redacted from court papers passed to the Guardian, has been unemployed for more than two years and was put on to the six-month unpaid placement as a matter of course after the private company attempting to find him a job failed to do so.

Those papers passing the screening phase are assigned to one of the associate editors for processing.

The full text of those papers passing this screen was read independently by two of the authors (MD, DC).

A piece of paper passed round the room.

It stretched across the back of the printer, so that the paper passed over it.

The paper passed the one million circulation mark shortly after 1900, and by the 1950s it had reached a circulation of well over eight million, the largest in the Western world.