Sentence examples for show papers from inspiring English sources

"No one," he said, "has ever asked me to show papers for anything".

"It's the most uncomfortable part of the airport, where you have to take off your shoes and show papers and go through the X-ray machines.

There's no velvet rope at this no-frills rock club, and the walls are lined with old show papers, lending a bit of bomb shelter feel.

Conservative out campaigners are already unhappy that Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, has told Whitehall officials not to show papers relating to the EU to ministers campaigning to leave.

In 2014, a report described an 18-year history of "no show" papers as part of a "shadow curriculum" that had persisted for 18 years, whereby students registered for lecture courses which turned out to be more like independent study classes where no professor interaction was required.

Less than two weeks later, Rubio told an ultra-conservative website that he would have voted for the final version of the law, even though there were still concerns over forcing immigrants to show papers.

Happily, the production is very good, a joyful trip back to a bygone era, the kind of show Paper Mill has the resources to do and does well.

The day before the show, Paper Mill will hold an open house called "Meet Your Seat" to help those uncomfortable in new environments get familiar with the theater.

Also, inflation's father, a weakening dollar, will show paper growth even as the real economy is shrinking.

-Brier scores show "paper-thin" differences in the accuracy of forecasts of 2014 governor races.

"Now we and others are showing papers on gigahertz processors and we're talking production this year".