Sentence examples for the papers comes from inspiring English sources
Heller's recurring metaphor for the papers comes from "The Lord of the Rings".
His decision to appeal against the refusal of an information tribunal judge to release the papers comes as the royal family and the government battle on several fronts to resist efforts to find out more about their dealings.
Whether you choose to call it a round-robin scheme in house trading, a financial game of "Tag, You're It!" or a real estate-based Ponzi scheme, the last person to sign the papers comes out with a property that has been assessed at a ridiculously inflated value.
"Monday, the papers come in.
I saw the papers come in last night on Sky News.
The papers come amid an intense focus on vulnerabilities in Facebook's privacy safeguards.
The papers came to federal prosecutors from Christie's, which cooperated with the antitrust investigation.
One of the first was a man in the mailroom who saw the papers coming off the presses and canceled his free subscription".
None of the papers came to a definite conclusion--they speculated on the effect of Beria's downfall in many ways.
And Tom goes out and gets bagels, and then the papers come, and everybody starts getting up, and then the action begins.
The papers came from different regions around the world and addressed many different aspects of research.
