Sentence examples for the paper of from inspiring English sources
noun
A sheet material used for writing on or printing on (or as a non-waterproof container), usually made by draining cellulose fibres from a suspension in water.
I usually refer to The Washington Times as The Paper of Record for People Who Commit Hate Crimes.
And that "we are not the paper of record".
Sehgal accused the paper of being "ungentlemanly, very crass".
Thursday Noticed a picture in the paper of Princess Diana.
Clearly, some took "the paper of record" very seriously.
"The paper of record for crackheads and liars.
The Mail's editor, Paul Dacre, considers it a compliment when critics accuse the paper of moralizing.
In its heyday, the Sun was the paper of working class aspiration.
The compulsion to rid the paper of anonymous sources seems entirely misguided.
Does it make sense for the editors of the paper of record to ignore them?
How does the paper of record's concern about your fiction's erotic undercurrent make you feel, sir?
