Sentence examples for papers to take from inspiring English sources

But we can expect rightwing papers to take to the barricades.

But the group lacked proper papers to take the children from Haiti, and many of the children were not orphans.

"Sometimes, some boys' parents would pay families with legal papers to take their sons to the U.S.," Ms. Datta said.

When he handed his former lover a sheaf of papers to take back to France, they had no title; "Illuminations" is the name under which Verlaine, ever generous to his ungrateful ex, eventually published them.

Mr Lebedev said he believed a new press complaints body should have the power to fine newspapers and in certain circumstances even force papers to take out advertisements in rival publications to apologise.

Lebedev said a new press complaints body should have the power to fine newspapers and in certain circumstances even force papers to take out advertisements in rival publications to apologise.

I do not expect any Russian paper to take up the investigation.

The US would like the agreement to be set out on a piece of paper to take back to Washington.

He often brought a pen and paper to take notes and later helped run films from the projection box.

Cahan saw merit in "Satan in Goray" and had been persuaded by Israel Joshua, a star at the paper, to take a chance on his brother.

People seemed half to be expecting a "horror comic" for the ghastly details of the story – rape, mutilation, and cannibalism – seemed impossible, on paper, to take quite seriously.