long paper

Three men were at a table marking a clear, long paper.

The next year he published a much longer paper in German on the same subject.

Both countries can no longer paper over this fundamental disagreement.

It was apparently lost in a long paper that also covered other matters.

Most of his longest papers were published by the Academy.

On an inflated chair sat a figure in white, studying a long paper tape.

I had to write a long paper on Castro.

He had written long papers to explain how and why they couldn't kill men.

Grease the inside edge of the tin and line with the long paper strip.

Glint typed away on long paper and grabbed the phone every five minutes.

The problem with using a long paper ballot, she said, is that tabulating votes might take days.

He pulled out a long paper and a servant proffered a pen.

He published a longer paper on the design in 1826, and a much more detailed version in 1827.

A much longer paper published a year later went into details of calorimetry but did not include any nuclear measurements.

Writing short and long papers based on assigned reading and their own library research.

A long paper presented for completion of a 4-year bachelor degree is sometimes called a major paper.

He put down the camera for a moment, and unfurled a long paper roll, wound like a scroll.

It publishes longer papers in any area of paleontology.

It was covered from floor to ceiling in long paper printouts, graphs and charts.

Each of these pardons left a long paper trail of investigations and argument.

He kept talking about inevitabilities and rolled from his briefcase that funny long paper with the holes in it.

Duplexing can also give a slower page-printing speed, because of the longer paper path.

He was vigorously attacked for this in a long paper by Theodore Roosevelt.

Powdered ammonium chloride is placed into a long paper open cone.

Has rare size and exceptional arm strength that lets you draw your plays on longer paper."