Sentence examples for would be paper from inspiring English sources

If I had my druthers, it would be paper books all the way".

"If New York City were a magazine, it would be Paper," said editor Mickey Boardman in early September as he held court in the lobby of the New York Public Library at a celebration of the magazine's 25th anniversary.

If it's made of cardboard, the simplest thing to do would be paper mâché (tissue and glue, coat the whole roll and wait for it to harden).

If Greece ever got to this stage a parallel currency in circulation, capital controls in place and bail-out cash withheld the gap between default and exit would be paper-thin.

The present overview introduces the procedure that can be used to assess the performance of CATSIB for detecting DIF on for example a researcher-made validated and reliable English proficiency test when items in the simulated study would be paper-based and in the real study would be administered in the context of a multistage computer adaptive test (MSCAT).

Liverpool's defeat at Hull City erased any lingering hope that the cracks that have emerged at Anfield this season would be papered over by the consolation of Champions League qualification.

Even Mr. Mullins said that he thought the sale to Tribune would be the paper's "death knell".

"That was a question put before the principals, and then there would be a paper done on it".

As for further details, Ireland states: "She would sell jewellery, there were transfers of money, there would be a paper bag, and there would be money.

Garin Casaleggio, a spokesman for the state controller, said that warrants were issued as bills became due, and that not every vendor would be issued paper immediately.

Because if humans do so, there would be fewer paper clips.