Sentence examples for sheaf of release from inspiring English sources

Chip hovered in the background with a clipboard and a sheaf of release forms.

In front of him lay a plate of sandwiches and a sheaf of freshly released documents from the Treasury.

The NeatDesk eliminated three stacks of business cards; a jumble of receipts; a sheaf of press releases and newspaper clippings and a book project proposal.

The details of Bin Laden's thoughts and frustrations while hiding in the compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, emerge from a sheaf of letters released on Thursday that provide a sort of anthropology of a terror network.

A sheaf of reports released by the National Transportation Safety Board found flaws in split-second decision making just before the crash, which badly injured both of the pilots and two men in a car that the plane hit after crashing through the airport fence.

Among a recently released sheaf of Thatcher documents, for example, was a note from someone or other thanking Mrs T for feeding him at Chequers in 1981, a few weeks before her Government waved through his bid for a newspaper group.

Last week Wikileaks–remember them?–released a sheaf of documents about the Trapwire security system, which, depending on who you believe, is either a network of cameras being used to spy on everyone everywhere, or an ineffective bust more notable for shady business practices than any successful surveillance.

And a sheaf of Ms. Veselnitskaya's email correspondence released Friday appeared to show that her relationship with Mr. Chaika's office is far closer than she has described.

For years, in manifold ways, reporters deferred to official positions on the war's "progress," so much so that today their reports read like sheaves of Pentagon press releases.

The senator released to the press a sheaf of papers outlining more than 900 bills the Senate had passed but the Assembly had rejected.

Ramos was studying a sheaf of notes.