Sentences with phrase «thick stack of papers»

When you think of a will, though, you probably think of a thick stack of papers read by a lawyer.

When you think of a will, though, you probably think of a thick stack of papers read by a lawyer.

Not too mention - IMO - the thin, light e-reader beats the heck out of a thick stack of paper any day - I'm surprised they don't cost more.

Not exact matches

Yet upon further inspection, it is evident that their purposes run parallel; each piece — a stacked pyramid of crumpled rice paper, a pile of woven baskets, archival material and oiled canvases — seems to be the embodiment or reflection of what Zhu has maintained throughout his career, regardless if the media were everyday household items, objects of suburban life, or what the critic Li Tuo has deemed «thick paintings».

All this big time science, international meetings, thick research papers, dire threats for the future; all of it, comes down to their claim that the carbon dioxide in the exhaust from your car and in the smoke stacks from our power plants is destroying the climate of planet Earth.

The impact of paper Consider for a moment, the amount of paper the average real estate agent handles during a single typical transaction, from the marketing materials and often hardcopy of a CMA at a listing presentation, to the contract, addendums, title, appraisal and documents at the closing table, the stack of paper would likely be as thick as an old telephone book for a major city!