Sentence examples for papers to catch from inspiring English sources

Staples cause papers to catch on each other.

Also have a wire rack placed over a baking tray lined with paper to catch the drips, ready for your glazed doughnuts.

But for the Telegraph's deplorable sting in Vince Cable constituency surgery (designed by the anti-coalition paper to catch Vince bad-mouthing his Tory colleagues) BSkyB's bid might have been derailed by Cable, lawfully and in the public interest to prevent excess monopoly via - this bit is important – the "bundling" of all Murdoch services (newspapers and TV) into a single subscription.

Cover the work space with wax paper to catch spills.

Place a plastic or canvas drop cloth under the paper to catch any drippings.

You can use regular sheets of white printer paper or colorful construction paper to catch the eye.

You'll be working with chemicals, so cover your work surface with a thick layer of paper towels or newspaper to catch any accidental spills or mess.

He dumped his bags and walked a hundred or so yards to the office of The News - a local paper - to catch up with Rahimullah Yusufzai, a Pathan reporter who knows everyone and everything.

The three-sided bread pocket, which he calls a trapizzino, is served in a folded paper holder to catch any leaks.

"Knives of Light" tells us that the painter Pierre Bonnard "kept bits of silver paper / to catch light: so he could work / in the poorest-lit hotel or friend's home".

The man sitting next to us on the plane was passing us paper cups to catch the vomit," says Roberts. "The holiday was so not family-friendly.