Greenwald scribbles notes on sheets of stationery — in order to elude possible audio surveillance — and passes them to Snowden.
Bells would be ringing, snow would be falling, our friends would be sliding down our street on brand-new Flexible Flyers--and my sister, my brother, and I would be bent over tear-spattered sheets of stationery, whimpering.
While the physics prize went to three architects of the computer revolution, the chemistry prize went to the inventors of a technique for making plastic conduct electricity -- a technology that might one day be used to design cheap, low-energy video displays that can be folded like sheets of stationery.
Freshly fallen ones are rich autumnal shades of Rembrandt brown or dark olive (among others), and their pale tops, just separated from their cupules, are clean as a new sheet of stationery.
I breathe a sigh of relief when I see that she's included an entire sheet of stationery scrawled with the word "CANTALOUPE" in massive capital letters.
But instead of looking for the car keys, I listened to a little voice in my head that whispered: "How much more would engraved stationery cost?" One answer was available at The Paper Shop (www.papershop.com), where I could purchase 100 sheets of engraved stationery on Crane's paper for as little as $130.
I posted three sheets of company stationery, a self-addressed stamped envelope and a short letter that introduced myself and made a simple request: write about tennis for Sports Illustrated.
Opening a file crammed with "flimsy official onion-skin forms" and a few sheets of plain stationery on which Bibikov, under coercion, had confessed to being an enemy of the people, Matthews began to reconstruct the evidence of a life.
At last the meeting ended, and Travers headed back to London, but not before rolling nine sheets of pink stationery from the Beverly Hills Hotel into her typewriter and recounting a slew of anachronisms and unconscionable deviations from the text not sufficiently covered in the story conferences.
Prior to the June 2014 sale of the original lyrics of "Like a Rolling Stone", written on four sheets of hotel stationery by Dylan in 1965, Richard Austin, of Sotheby's, New York, said: "Before the release of Like a Rolling Stone, music charts were overrun with short and sweet love songs, many clocking in at three minutes or less.
According to Posnanski: Paterno opened the envelope; inside was a sheet of Penn State stationery with just a name, John Surma, and a phone number.
