Sentence examples for took the papers from inspiring English sources

That's when Bradin's son James — a future Army colonel — took the papers to his history professor at The Citadel, the military college, in Charleston.

When he served them their indictments on October 20th 1945, going from cell to cell, he noticed how clean the hands were that took the papers from him.

But Brod did not honour Kafka's wishes, and took the papers with him to Palestine when he fled Nazi persecution in 1939.

By early 1943, Kenney was convinced that Wurtsmith had "made good" in the Papuan Campaign, and he took the papers recommending Wurtsmith's promotion to MacArthur, who promised to approve it and sent it in to Washington, DC.

Bottomley described the "Quixotic impulse" that led him to let MacRae divide the assets: "He was a printer, and I was a journalist but he took the papers and left me the printing works".

I took the paper from her and helped her spell.

Clearly, some took "the paper of record" very seriously.

So I took the paper and you can tell – the dent's right there".

I took the paper cup of drip coffee and hustled past the condiment bar.

Over 31,000 pupils at 567 schools and colleges took the paper.

The journal took the paper off its publication schedule on 27 May and has been reviewing it internally.