Sentence examples for sort of papers from inspiring English sources

But I cannot find any reference to this controversy in the sort of papers you might hope to find it in – the Times, Mail or the Telegraph (which I no longer buy).

Someone who can tell them what sort of people are about, and what sort of papers, and how quickly what you've worked for all those years can be gone.' By the age of 21, she was spending £400 a day on cocaine.

Blumenthal did not specify what sort of paper they should be wrapped in.

Print ads are not supposed to sustain an evening or any other sort of paper.

Since the money supply would be shrinking fast, as euro deposits fled the country, this sort of paper would be accepted readily.

Une Beauté Romaine by William Adolphe Bouguereau, one of the masters of Academic style, is hanging next to Course de Chevaux, a sort of paper chase drawn by Marcel Duchamp.

It would be interesting to see what sort of paper Wallace could produce with the resources at the disposal of his closest tabloid rivals.

"It reminded us that while the business models attached to newspapers may be 'challenged', the form factor itself – that sort of paper, the size, with ink on it – was still brilliant.

In a story a few days ago, the Times described how census takers carry a Language Identification Flashcard, which they hand to people when they don't understand each other — a sort of paper Tricorder.

Japanese and European investors have been especially enthusiastic buyers of this sort of paper, but there are signs of battle fatigue now: spreads have widened sharply over the past couple of weeks.Delinquencies have been very low too, thanks to low interest rates and fast-rising prices, but they may not remain so for much longer.

The most basic and impulsive reaction is to revert to paper-based voting ballots or involve some sort of paper trail that could be used to cross test results.