Sentence examples for raft of papers from inspiring English sources

There were bowls half-filled with oatmeal on the white Corian island of their second-floor apartment in the third Richard Meier building at Charles Street — remnants of their twins' breakfast (Lucinda and Quinn, age 5 ½, were at school) — along with two coffee cups, a raft of papers and a pair of socks.

(A raft of papers the pair co-authored has been retracted over the past year).

On Sunday, the Times endorsed his candidacy, following the Boston Globe, which followed a whole raft of New Hampshire papers.

Now in its 17th year, the research has produced a rich trove of data and a raft of published papers.

GalaxyZoo, a citizen-science site, has classified millions of objects in space, discovering characteristics that have led to a raft of scientific papers.

"You basically had to have some projects for yourself," said the Italian space engineer Diego Urbina, echoing one of the conclusions reached by a raft of scientific papers being published about the project this year.

"I hope that David Cameron will tell Xi that in China we should be free to practice Falun Gong and express ourselves," she said, clutching a raft of legal papers she hoped to give to Xi to deliver to the high court in Beijing in order to begin proceedings to sue Jiang Zemin, the former Chinese Communist party leader who she claims instigated the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in 1999.

The new Planck result is contained in a raft of new papers just posted on the Esa website.

Sweeping a mass of papers off a chair so that I could sit down, he picked up one of his well-worn art books and opened it to a reproduction of Géricault's "The Raft of the Medusa".

He built the company through a series of takeovers and last summer acquired the Mirror Group for £1.2bn, adding well-known daily titles such as the Mirror, the Sunday Mirror and the Sunday People, as well as a raft of other regional papers, to his portfolio.

And, as befits a prospective "growth" stock, it has unveiled a raft of dazzling (on paper, at least) Internet initiatives.Frankfurt already leads Europe's other exchanges in several areas of electronic trading, such as remote access.