Sentence examples for retired paper from inspiring English sources

A steady stream of visitors walked through after the opening, among them George A. Summerhill, 73, a retired paper manufacturer from Reno, Nev.

Now 77, Thomson, a widower and retired paper salesman who prefers to be known as Bob, remains the humble, shy Scot from Staten Island.

"The rabbi said that would be terrible," recounted Mr. Naman, a retired paper company executive who now lives outside Jacksonville, Fla., "and that he'd be embarrassed to be rabbi of such a congregation".

The move will likely be emotional, particularly for Linda's husband, Michael Starling, a retired paper wholesaler who grew up on the island.

yPAP = proportion of retired paper that is recycled back to paper.

That movement started out at a good clip in the United States in the 1960's after the scientists, now retired, published papers describing just how to build a maglev train system.

Some of the new debt is being used to retire commercial paper.

"The first footballer to become an icon of the big brands is retiring," the paper adds.

Under legislation shepherded by Thomas Hutchinson, the specie delivered was used to retire the paper currency.

Shirley was only able to forestall this effort by promising the colonial administration that he would achieve financial stability in the province by retiring its paper currency.

I said 'Heck, to get my point across, I think I'll start my own newspaper".' In the early 1980's, Mr. Abel retired from the paper.