Sentence examples for papers where it from inspiring English sources

The Head, Archives and Special Collections may restrict access to papers where it might compromise the privacy of living, third-party individuals.

The first, "Even such is time," appeared most frequently in collections of state papers, where it is invariably attributed to Ralegh.

Mr Oborne said last week's BBC Panorama investigation into HSBC was "hardly mentioned" in the Telegraph compared to other papers where it got "enormous play".

It is, of course, the mysterious manuscript, which the professor glances at and then shoves into a stack of papers where it languishes for a year.

So if I do have a pet peeve, it's something one still sees in regional papers where it seems as though everyone who died in whatever town was some kind of a saint.

Gene data curation by authors is thus highly accurate and was carried out for over two-thirds of those papers where it was possible.

The American Dream Fund contribution appeared only on a paper report, where it was apparently missed by the FEC staff and automated software.

Poets sometimes like to try out their dying on paper, where it isn't quite so upsetting.

And try to resist the urge to put the instruction book on the floor with the wrapping paper, where it may disappear.

In fact the newspaper and web versions of the MoS piece did quote from the 1999 interview, though without naming the paper where it appeared.

Around the paper, where it was understood that the format change originally had been developed in response to the needs of the Orange County edition, a certain paranoia had taken hold.