Sentence examples for well paper from inspiring English sources

Though this system works reasonably well, paper ballots have other problems, experts and voting officials say.

Ornate toys intended for the young but clearly designed to entertain (or at least impress) adults as well, paper theaters first appeared in the early 1800s, an outgrowth of London's flourishing theater scene and popular print trade.

Just ask the folks at the online bank, ING Direct, which touts its Electric Orange checking account as "paperless" — but which just began offering its customers the option to use, well, paper.

Or maybe he just gave up, and decided that the pile of enforcement measures his administration shoveled forth on Friday is the best he can do, and that he might as well paper over his grand failure on immigration with some talking points.

Check: All of them Named and formulated by ambient minimalist Steve Roden, who kicked off the whole lowercase movement, where extremely quiet sounds are amplified by computer, with his 2001 album Forms of Paper, in which Roden manipulated recordings of him handling, well, paper.

So much of what we know about the past has come from documents passed down to us, whether they be on stone tablets or cuneiform or, well, paper.

The miracle of paper — its combination of flexibility and tensile strength in an easily fabricated and, well, paper-thin material — is a chemical gift of cellulose.

Sexual attractions and repulsions, though hinted at, are pretty well papered over, and there are a few chapters in which the master's invention flags.

We follow in some detail how well papers published in EMM are received and how rejected manuscripts fare elsewhere.

For some people, it's a refreshing and wonderful experience, taking all their hard work and forming it into a concrete--well, paper, technically, but you know what I mean--document.

Blot well with paper towels.