Sentence examples for said a paper from inspiring English sources

Dr. Tilghman said a paper describing the technique was the beginning of modern human genetics.

It was, a recent report by the court system said, a "paper process" and not a people process.

Though a payment plan had been in place for the taxes owed, Mr. Moss said, a paper had been misfiled by the store's lawyer.

Sergeant Vance said a paper copy of the registry could also be viewed at local police departments and the state police barracks.

He said a paper he filed on 24 November to Fifa showed why "when viewed in the context of the report it purported to summarise, no principled approach could justify the Eckert decision's edits, omissions and additions".

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender teenagers are about twice as likely to have attempted suicide as their heterosexual peers, said a paper on the website for the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Northerners tend to take more sickies than their Southern counterparts, says a paper published by the University of Essex.

Chelsea are, as good old Mao would say, a paper tiger.

"Do schools challenge our students?" No, says a paper published today by the progressive think tank Center of American Progress.

There are "no contortions of words," said a London paper.

Deputy Tracey Vallois said a green paper outlining plans for improving the system had not been followed through.