Sentence examples for stretch of paper from inspiring English sources

"Since the paper used with these printers came on 'ribbon feed,' that is, one long tearable stretch of paper with removable sides, I automatically likened it to a strip film".

To organize his research on the Watts riots, journalist Robert E. Conot sketched out the hour-by-hour progress of events in 1965 on a 25-foot-long stretch of paper, then dressed the diagram in the exhaustive detail for which he became known.

Wars shift borders and split nations, spilling different colors onto previously monochromatic stretches of paper.

On the ground floor, vast stretches of paper and cloth were being hand-printed with screens and paints.

A sprawling metropolis blossoms on a 30' stretch of white paper as French illustrator and street artist Thomas Dartigues, a.k.a.a

The fans, which cost 80 yen (about 50p), are just sheets of paper stretched across a bamboo or plastic frame, but giving them away may have breached Japan's strict laws on gifts to voters, a hangover from the once-common practice of vote-buying.

In between, we have many other ancestral branches that fan out and stretch farther than any piece of paper can show.

Parishioners here have especially agonized over a decision because both priests are from the St .John Valley, an isolated stretch of potato farms and paper mills where people carry centuries-old French names and salt their speech with French.

Later Mr. Saret broke free of the grid, stretching out onto larger sheets of paper.

Two artists, Li Huayi and Zeng Xiaojun, went for masterpiece gold in the form of Cheng Rong's renowned "Nine Dragons" and came back with landscapes, but in unorthodox formats: Mr. Li's stretches over several large sheets of paper; Mr. Zeng's is framed as a free-standing screen.

Fold the legs upward, so that the horizontal piece of paper that stretches between the legs line's up with the frog's bottom.