Sentence examples for papers were made from inspiring English sources

Both times agreement papers were made but he still continued to beat me," Meena says.

The proportion of students getting good grades in their chemistry, biology and physics GCSEs has fallen to a 20-year low after exam papers were made tougher.

Many famously private papers were made public in 1971, when Alaska senator Mike Gravel read the Pentagon Papers into the record.

Those 11 words, on a single page, were supposed to be redacted when the papers were made public in their entirety by the National Archives and Records Administration.

The recordings, according to court papers, were made over the last two years during an investigation into what federal prosecutors in Manhattan have characterized as two related multimillion-dollar money-laundering and gambling rings.

In a private memorandum to Justice Blackmun in 1992 that became available when Justice Blackmun's papers were made public, Justice Stevens put his objection this way: "Traditions — especially traditions in the law — are as likely to codify the preferences of those in power as they are to reflect necessity or proven wisdom".

Except for certain special papers (e.g., asbestos paper), nearly all papers are made of cellulosic (vegetable) fibres.

Some papers are made by hand and others made by century-old mills; some cost 60 cents a sheet, and others are priced at hundreds of dollars per sheet.

Meanwhile, most corporate data (think surveys, white papers), is made public after only an internal, inherently biased review.

Ultimately, campaigns like the Darrent Valley Hospital scandal are what local papers are made for.

Most of the colorful decorative papers are made in China or other countries with lax environment laws and few worker safety regulations.