Sentence examples for suitcase of papers from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Bertie Ahern illustrated the significance of the purchase, and how Ireland values its artists, by greeting the suitcase of papers as it arrived at Dublin Airport yesterday.

Until a suitcase of papers was found under Ms. Suckley's bed in her turret room at Wilderstein after her death — including handwritten letters from Roosevelt with distinctly romantic overtones — the depth of their relationship was a deeply buried secret.

And who can forget Ed Balls, locked outside Bilderberg, fumbling through an entire suitcase full of papers looking for his lanyard.

In 1939 Brod fled his home in Prague as the Nazis approached and took a single suitcase of Kafka papers to Tel Aviv, where he started a new life.

Fleeing the Nazis (it is said that he caught "the last train" from Prague in 1939), Brod and a suitcase of Kafka papers, including The Trial, ended up in Tel Aviv.

And when Father Cipolla persuaded the Vatican's highest tribunal to reinstate him, Bishop Wuerl traveled to Rome with suitcases full of papers to document the priest's sex crimes.

It added up to a suitcase full of paper.

During five visits to Uganda, Mr. Just found that older systems for lost children depended on lots of legwork, picture walls and suitcases full of paper-based forms that were manually entered into large databases.

He might just fit, but the little girl's uncle, Rudy William Youmanss), would really prefer that she make room in the suitcase for the thick pile of papers he's so attached to: the score of a certain opera, which might bring joy not to just one little girl, as Uncle All-Neck does, but to lots of little boys and girls.

In the course of several years, he had assembled a dossier of papers, filling three suitcases, that he said documented a business environment in which smuggling and tax evasion were routine.

Edwards's blue campaign bus felt lived in, with stacks of papers strewn about and suitcases obstructing the aisle.