Sentence examples for papers to bed from inspiring English sources

In just over 20 years we have put nearly 7,500 papers "to bed", as almost no one says nowadays.

Trophy hires such as Jemima Khan will write more; Blackhurst intends to be hands-on, in the office until 8pm "to put the paper to bed".

After perhaps overstaying his welcome in nearly 13 years as president, first of Czechoslovakia and then of the Czech Republic, Mr. Havel's demise appeared to revive a long-neglected attachment, visible now in the votive candles, flowers and handwritten thank-yous on everything from scraps of paper to bed sheets popping up at makeshift memorials.

As far as can be ascertained post eventum, it appears that at the last minute those responsible for putting the paper to bed in various northern locations suddenly took fright at the blank grid for Carte Blanche, assumed it was a mistake, and decided to print the following week's puzzle in its place, but without changing the puzzle's header (and, of course, without consulting the setter).

It's fun to also watch them stuff their cheeks with tissue paper to bed out their bedroom.

Use a timer and this game can work for all sorts of things - cleaning up your desk at night, filing papers, going to bed at night.

In the newsroom of The Cincinnati Post, neither Champagne corks nor beer can tabs will be popping on Monday after the paper is put to bed — and not just because of a ban on alcohol that day.

On a recent Tuesday night, which is when the paper is put to bed each week, someone sent an email to the rest of the staff that said something like, "Does anyone here know anything about German cinema?" It's that kind of place, where some quirky and brilliant people butt heads and exchange ideas and then work together and somehow put out an issue every week.

I let the dogs out, get a cup of tea and take it up to bed to read the papers to see what everyone's up to.

Any moment now he will ring his bell, signifying that our meeting is over: the paper must be put to bed.

When Mr. Bruno became the boss of the composing room in 1958, he outlawed swearing and drinking, and the entire staff worked to the end of their shifts, even if the paper had been put to bed.