papers造句

Don't shuffle the papers together.

The papers twisted everything I said.

Marking examination papers is a real grind.

The papers say the charges are bogus.

The papers burned up in a minute.

On his desk was a shuffle of papers.

They're downsizing, and I got my walking papers last week.

There is a mound of papers on my desk.

The news was syndicated in papers around the world.

Publication of cabinet papers take place after thirty years .

Instead of filing two papers I should wait until I have time to file the whole stack of papers.

They can incorrectly conclude that papers by different authors belong to one person, or fail to realize that various papers came from the same author.

Mr．Green is leaving on a trip tomorrow and needs these papers urgently．

His papers described them as marijuana-smoking, job-stealing, lazy, wicked, and violent degenerates.

She produced a sheaf of papers, and my stomach turned flips.

The book was kindly and favourably reviewed in the principal papers.

He did not assign any examinations or papers and his students were allowed to "grade" themselves.

Take a look at existing employee files or, if no files exist, gathering all the papers into coherent personnel files.

Over the years he and his colleagues have produced scores of research papers, atlases of shoreline change and other reports.

His books and papers are numerous, and ANSA is a good standalone textbook on the topic of systems administration.

I have papers to grade, textbook orders to fill out, an NSF proposal to referee, dissertation drafts to read.

Proceedings from Extreme Markup Languages: Read the papers and conference materials from 2001-2007, available in an assortment of formats.

As mailboxes throughout the country were being stuffed with newsprint, circulation of free papers in Denmark rose to more than two million, Mr. Bakker said.

By month's end, the papers were more sellotape than newsprint, big photocopied sections glued in to replace torn-out or illegible pieces and so on.

"There, now I'll take off the papers and you'll see a cloud of little ringlets, " said Jo, putting down the tongs.

He consults the work of Dr Tzvi Gal-Chen, a scientist at the Royal Academy of Meteorology, believing his scientific papers hold the key to his wife's disappearance.

The next time I'm back I'm going up to Boston and I'm going to take a shot at second mate's papers.

For many others, we believe the large national papers are important, whether that be the New York Times, the la Times, the Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Miami Herald, etc.

The retractions, which did not concern the work for which Dr. Buck won the Nobel, were published Thursday on the Web sites of the journals where the papers appeared.

The day before Thanksgiving is generally a dull time in American offices, as workers lackadaisically shove papers around their desks until it is time to knock off early for the holiday.

He welcomes more of such features, but thinks that publishing them in the Chinese press would not reach the English- educated because they do not read Chinese papers as a habit.

Casein: A product of skimmed milk used for sizing and as an adhesive in the manufacture of coated papers; also used in place of albumin as a sensitizer in plate coatings.

To execute, sign, seal, deliver, and present any all documents, and other pertinent papers, instruments and writings of whatever nature, kind and description, including employment contracts, necessary to accomplish the purposes for which this special power of attorney has been granted.