Sentence examples for papers to give from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walker also said Mrs. Kimes forged court papers to give herself visitation rights to their son.

She said that her 2-year-old son was born in the United States, but that she had filed papers to give him Mexican citizenship as well.

Meanwhile, thousands are smuggled in from Africa, the Middle East and Asia to swell the ranks of the sans-papiers those who have no identity papersans-papiers thoseight to residence.Once arrived, illegal immigrants are unlikely to leave.

They made me sign papers to give up my inheritance, they took my horses... today, I'm the only woman of this family that has nothing to her name," she said.

The first woman profiled in the book is Dorothy, who got pregnant in a boy's '57 Chevy, was sent to St. Agnes, and describes relentless pressure by a social worker to sign the papers to give up her baby girl.

A little later, he persuaded a columnist for one of the Chicago papers to give him a write-up — not a difficult feat, because the "teenage-tycoon" angle was a natural.

Stannard doesn't use a pen, or even paper, to give his students feedback.

We asked him if had had a piece of paper to give him the right to be here and he's gone off to get his superior..

The only other paper to give anything like the same space to the story as the Mail was The Independent, with eight pages.

My favorite piece is "Head" (c. 1944), a linocut printed in black on tissuelike paper to give the work a grainy look.

The Guardian is the only paper to give the industry's charter initiative big front page coverage with a story headlined "Cameron's press dilemma".