Sentence examples for papers to come from inspiring English sources

But because of four years of war in my country no one will give you papers to come here.

They would have had to sign papers to come apart, write letters, speak on the phone about it.

"We'll wait for the papers to come from the RFL and we'll study them so that we know what we're appealing against.

For a foreigner, or for a local with money and papers to come and go, Tunisia is still a delightful place: excellent restaurants in La Marsa, classical ruins in Carthage, the shops and alleys of the old medina, a vibrant film industry.

"People talk about how much scientific time is lost waiting for papers to come out.

In one of the latest papers to come from this study, published in the February 2004 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics, Grandjean and his colleagues report that mercury which passed from mother to child in utero, first measured in cord blood, produced long-lasting harm to the child's neurologic mechanism that regulates heart function, as measured by heart rate variability.

LAPTOP AND CEREAL I turn on my laptop and wait for the paper to come.

Working for a newspaper meant meeting deadlines, deadlines that, yes, allowed the paper to come out the next day, but also meant, all too often, compromises.

But the real sales boost came for its stablemate, the Sunday Herald, which was the only paper to come out in favour of independence.

COMMENTATOR/ACTIVIST TIM MONTGOMERIE Times columnist A former adviser to Iain Duncan Smith, Montgomerie was eager for Rupert Murdoch's paper to come out in favour of Leave.

These days everybody wants their printed paper to come out of a digital machine.