Sentence examples for papers when a from inspiring English sources

But now it's news in the papers when a man touches a woman's butt.

One day, he was leafing through abstracts of recent scientific papers when a finding popped out at him.

In the early '80s my husband and I were reading the morning papers when a very good-looking young kid running by our house waved at us.

Corbyn has a message for Labour MPs who suggest that he would not have a mandate to lead the party after he made it on to the ballot papers when a group of his parliamentary colleagues, who profoundly disagree with him, "lent" him their votes to promote a debate.

Then, three years ago, Saul Tauster, a retired professor of law and social policy at Brandeis University, was sifting through four generations' worth of family papers when a copy of "A Survivors' Haggadah" fell out of a box of his late father's papers.

Policymakers, elected officials, students and other interested parties often write position papers when a problem needs to be solved or an issue resolved.

Ms. Rios's mother, Teodora Martinez, had left months earlier and did not have papers when an agent hopped aboard her bus.

Next morning he was back early, but he'd hardly more than laid out his papers when an attendant told him that the rules didn't permit anyone just to sit there and write.

We have a separate review/editorial process for handling papers when an associate editor is an author or has a conflict.

Pointedly, why punish with a paper when a blog is, relatively, fun?

Passengers have also had to convert to paper when a canceled flight or other problem forced them to switch airlines.