Sentences with phrase «of pieces of paper»

One day my daughter brought home a piece of artwork with an apple tree made out of pieces of paper to mimick a mosaic.

There were presentations to make, contracts to negotiate and dozens of pieces of paper for everyone to sign.

It is almost like they have a fish bowl full of pieces of paper that include the standard advice items and each time they write an article, they select the «top 5» or «top 10» recommendations.

Martin Felsky, national e-discovery counsel with Borden Ladner Gervais LLP in Toronto, estimated that his firm goes through millions of pieces of paper a year.

No matter how organized I try to be, I inevitably end up with lots of pieces of paper floating around it the file listing where I have looked and what I have found.

Sure, there are still records and documents to be reviewed but review in the context of a meaningful exchange of information, instead of making lists of pieces of paper just to be able to prove it was produced in discovery — or had not been produced.

According to Mr Harrabin, colleagues of Professor Jones said «his office is piled high with paper, fragments from over the years, tens of thousands of pieces of paper, and they suspect what happened was he took in the raw data to a central database and then let the pieces of paper go because he never realised that 20 years later he would be held to account over them».

There might be some bits of pieces of paper, but I'm not wasting my time going through these.

Using thousands of pieces of paper, Polish artist Albin Talik creates incredible collage artworks that resemble oil paintings.

Likewise, the series Sequent (2011) consists of pieces of paper folded in various arrangements before being run through an aquatint press.

The movement of the pieces of paper at the end of a wire attracts a cat's attention and awakens their natural instinct to hunt.

A liquidation settles this debate, distributing to owners of pieces of paper the actual cash proceeds resulting from the sale of corporate assets to the highest bidder.

For once the teacher isn't lumbered with lots of pieces of paper!

Use one of the pieces of paper as a stencil and trace out a bunch of them.

Proposition 2, which I sponsored, debated and promoted, would allow digital copies of legislation to suffice on a state legislator's desk, thereby cutting down on the hundreds of thousands of pieces of paper at the state Capitol.

A liquidation settles this debate, distributing to owners of pieces of paper the actual cash proceeds resulting from the sale of corporate assets to the highest bidder.

Despite a net worth of more than $ 33 billion, Kamprad flies economy and encourages IKEA employees to use both sides of a piece of paper before throwing it out.

To put together a competitive strength grid, list all the key assets and skills down the left margin of a piece of paper.

I did not want that for myself.I prayed to GOD to humble me and the answer came immediately.I had a vision of a piece of paper with a scriptural verse, James 4:10.

Place both potato and onion into a piece of cut cheesecloth (a square the size of a piece of paper is plenty) and squeeze really well.

My husband is my husband because of a piece of paper and a ring, my baby is my blood.

They can delete any email and dispose of every piece of paper.

«This document in front of me is the lies that Linda Mangano told to me,» Spence said of a piece of paper in front of her.

Working in tandem, light and oxygen control the solidification of the resin, creating commercially viable objects that can have feature sizes below 20 microns, or less than one - quarter of the width of a piece of paper.

The thrust from each of Dawn's three ion engines is minuscule, a force equivalent to that of the weight of a piece of paper resting on the palm of your hand.

Leaving a smaller circle at the center of the piece of paper flat, you could bunch the sides together in a pleated pattern; in fact, some water - cooler cups are manufactured on this exact design.

Together, those cases had replaced 0.06 square meters of tissues, about the size of a piece of paper.

A great tool to map it all out is to draw a big circle in the middle of a piece of paper and put your first dream / goal inside of it.

For Sails - Use a bamboo skewer as the mast and cut a sail out of a piece of paper.

Julie Young's guiding vision for the Florida Virtual School (FLVS) began in 1996 as she wrote the word «student» at the center of a piece of paper and then asked a series of questions of the team gathered around her.

In the center of a piece of paper, the student writes Literary Terms and puts a cloud around it.

Tablet friendly features like a built - in reading mode which turns the base white color of the screen to a more natural paper - like yellow really helps ease the eyes into using a backlit screen instead of a piece of paper.

Amazon's ambition is to bring the Kindle down to the thickness of a piece of paper.

• Tap the menu icon at the bottom - center of your screen (it looks like a representation of a piece of paper to me, or a box with three horizontal lines).

A share of stock is not a piece of paper to be traded based on what you think, others will think, about what others will think [repeat] about the value of a piece of paper.

That's equivalent to the thickness of a piece of paper!

That's a difference of 0.2 mm in surface size (the thickness of a piece of paper).

The first step is painting on a large piece of Mylar, the scale of this piece of paper and he would use an oil stick or a paintbrush to paint an image on the Mylar.

Reworking this method on 27 sheets of paper, he was able to create 54 images in total, presented here as facsimiles, so that both sides of each piece of paper can be viewed at the same time.

This method endows the collages with a sculptural quality, as the body of each piece of paper is independent and the edges — no longer adhered to the backing — become expressively alive.

After a graphite rubbing of a paving stone is made photographic emulsion is applied to both sides of a piece of paper and the rubbing is used as a negative to make a photographic (contact) print.

Two adjacent pairs of complementary colors are screenprinted as four - color grids on both sides of a piece of paper, then folded around a glass square.

JZAs soon as I made my first big sun painting, I thought about how when you're kid you draw that circle at the top of every piece of paper that you're going to draw on, you know, the «big sun,» and that makes the picture become the picture.

The landscape - oriented postcard, which is mounted near the top of the piece of paper, is horizontally split into two halves: the top half consists of a black and white photograph of Silbury Hill in Wiltshire while the bottom half contains a long printed text entitled «THE LEGEND OF SILBURY HILL».

Any employee caught in possession of a piece of paper or data exceeding one year old is in violation and gets walked out the door.

Whether asking for better laws to protect the environment, or for companies to stop using sweatshops, letters have always been a premiere form of advocacy that can be done for the cost of a piece of paper, pencil and a stamp.

The only use I can imagine is to deal with situations where one does not want to be so obtrusive as to sit with an open laptop, so one less obviously uses something more the size of a piece of paper or a large book.

It may be a record of a contract, but the contract itself is the meeting of minds where an agreement is reached and doesn't depend on the existence of the piece of paper.

Lord Nicholls held that there is no policy reason why the tort of conversion should be restricted to where a chattel has been taken, «rationally the dividing line can not be the existence or not of a piece of paper.

For instance, when a new client comes into the office, the receptionist could hand him / her an iPad instead of a piece of paper to collect the typical name, address, and other necessary information.