Sentence examples for the paper opened from inspiring English sources

I poured some coffee, read the paper, opened a book and, when I heard the first terrible thud, went into the bathroom to find him sprawled, still stark naked.

Then the paper opened both barrels: "When presented with opportunities to embarrass the government, as on the issue of Panama tax havens, Mr Corbyn's incoherent and prolix Commons performances have provoked the despair of his colleagues.

In August, the paper opened a news bureau in Contra Costa County, home of The Contra Costa Times, a 98,000-circulation Knight-Ridder paper, and installed 24 reporters, editors and columnists to put out four new suburban editions, published six days a week.

Five people were killed in the attack after police say the suspect, who had a long-standing grudge against the paper, opened fire in the Capital Gazette newsroom.

The paper opened by [IN THAT PEDANTIC AUTODIDACTIC SNIDE WAY TECHNOCRATS HAVE OF KNOWING, NEVER THINKING] surveying Biblical and Classical literature pertaining to divination by lots (or cleromancy), before recounting the supplanting of deistic caprice by the laws of nature and rules of logic [erudition supplied by Rabbi Maurice Fienberg of Congregation Beyt Am, Palo Alto].

Nor is it surprising that the paper opened at least as many questions as it answered.

The Paper opens up a new issue of shear behavior of beams reinforced by ferrocement.

The paper opens with a review of existing research on the notion of topological interlocking.

The paper opens up a new avenue in design of high energy absorption components.

The paper opens what it calls the "behavioral finance toolbox" for advisers, explaining how to overcome obstacles posed by investors' "intuitive minds".

The paper opens by discussing the interface between the acquirer and supplier within the pre-contract competitive Australian defence context.