Sentence examples for papers sent to from inspiring English sources
JF: I get a lot of papers sent to me by amateur scientists.
Turnout in the union section in 2010 was 7.7% of the 2.7m ballot papers sent to union affiliates.
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The papers sent to the Senate indicated that the White House began contacting candidates for the Supreme Court at least a month before Justice John Paul Stevens announced he was retiring.
Thankfully, one of the big trends in boards is shifting everything to electronic form, so where we used to get all our papers sent to us by overnight post, now getting them electronically is fairly standard.
He signed the divorce papers sent to him without really knowing why you wanted the divorce.
The NSABB urged similar restrictions on another paper sent to the British journal Nature.
Only then was the paper sent to the academic who would appear as the "author".
A paper sent to fellow summiteers said: "The Dutch government wants member states to fulfil their agreements and suffer the consequences if they fail to do so".
He also said in a paper sent to the Guardian that candidates with stronger ties to the group were weeded out.
In an internal white paper sent to top executives and seen by the FT, the engineers argued that the "realistic service date was 2027".
