Sentence examples for pasted out from inspiring English sources

A little known fact that the entire script for Wimbledon the movie was copied and pasted out of game-by-game reports on the Guardian*.

However, presentation of data in the websites studied were often static and in different formats, making it difficult even to copy and paste out of the website.

Sprouted grains date back to the ancient Hebrews, who developed the first form of bread with matzo (or matzah) by smashing uneatable grain berries into a paste, spreading the paste out on a flat surface to dry in the sun and creating edible and portable food that they could make anywhere and could easily carry off with them as their nomadic lifestyle demanded.

You can also spread the paste out on a parchment-lined pan and put it in your oven at the lowest temperature for about an hour and then grind it again.

A subplot involving Stan's gambling debts and a thuggish deli owner seems pasted in out of a dozen other "Mean Streets" knockoffs.

He tore out and pasted into notebooks illustrations of silver teapots, faceted-crystal goblets, fruit, garden plants, office furniture.

Crossed out and pasted over, they are nonetheless still legible, and his transcription of them brought me to tears.

Jefferson cut them out and pasted them into two columns of 46 octavo sheets, the size ministers then favored.

She saw your photo in the paper, years ago, and cut it out and pasted it in her book.

Using only our bare hands, we used to cut and paste and lay out stories.

Urban Maeztro faces real danger when he's out pasting up his artwork, not just hoping that a rival crew won't beef with him.