Sentence examples for set up a paper from inspiring English sources

The Laws then set up a paper called the Nauvoo Expositor, which published an exposé of multiple marriages within the Mormon hierarchy.

A certified public accountant (CPA) can help you to set up a paper or software accounting system as soon as you start your business, to help you keep your records up to date.

Fearnley-Whittingstall's campaign has led to the industry setting up a Paper Cup Recycling and Recovery Group (PCRRG) to examine the issue in more detail.

Start-up costs varied between systems, and all were considered more expensive than setting up a paper-based system; however running costs were generally low and therefore thought to be cost-effective over the course of our projects.

I remember how everyone said it was mad that someone was trying to set up a new paper.

Lord Beaverbrook, the domineering owner of the Express, told the ineffectual commission: "My purpose originally was to set up a propaganda paper, and I have never departed from that".

As newly democratic countries fought over things like the role of the judiciary or how to set up a congress, papers were launching and folding, reveling in their newfound freedom to criticize the powers that be.

While waiting until the mixing process is done, other workers set up a hand-rolled paper of various sizes.

Richard Desmond, owner of Express Newspapers, wants to set up a free London afternoon paper.

She built a new toilet block with a tank to collect rain water and set up a fund for toilet paper and soap.

In 1985 she moved to Hong Kong and, with $4,000 in savings, set up a company importing waste paper, an alternative to the usual rice straw, as a source of fiber.