Sentence examples for papers turned over from inspiring English sources
To say that the incident report "surfaced" and told "a different story" isn't quite adequate: Karen DeYoung, of the Washington Post, obtained it, and it was apparently already among the papers turned over to Congress.
Plagiarism.org, a service that helps professors fight plagiarism, has a database with tens of thousands of essays, available at various sites on the Web, as well as papers turned over to it by instructors.
The panel will likely take a couple weeks to sort, collate and analyze the various papers turned over: "I suspect it will be early September before Chairman [Rep. Billy ] Tauzindecides if a subpoena of Ms. Stewart is necessary," he told reporters.
"I need that piece of paper turned over and a pencil out".
In exchange for access to Yahoo!'s ad inventory, papers turn over half of the revenue from ads they sell on the portal.
As Will gives the signal to get started, there is that familiar "Whoosh!" of papers being turned over and the mad scribbling of pencils on paper.
After a long legal battle, an Israeli court has ruled that a private collection of Kafka papers must be turned over to Israel's national library.
Combing through the papers his family turned over to a Swiss publishing house years ago, now in the German state archives, Ms. Stangneth recently found a draft Eichmann prepared of an open letter to Adenauer, written from Argentina.
By Rachel Arons October 14, 2012 After a long legal battle, an Israeli court has ruled that a private collection of Kafka papers must be turned over to Israel's national library.
In addition, the Securities and Exchange Commission has sought work papers from Chinese audit firms as it investigated a string of frauds but has been turned down because the firms said they would be violating Chinese law if they turned over the papers.
The white paper [pdf below] was turned over to VICE News in response to a long-running Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Justice Department.
