(1) The design certainly looks good on paper.

(2) It can white out the black letter on paper.

(3) Could you put your ideas down on paper?

(4) These figures may look good on paper but are cold comfort to the islanders themselves.

(5) She mimicked a traditional Chinese painting on paper.

(6) The boy painted a landscape on paper.

(7) Why don't you set your ideas down on paper?

(8) It's important to get things down on paper.

(9) It is important to get something down on paper.

(10) I wanted to set my feelings down on paper.

(11) The idea looks good on paper.

(12) On paper(), their country is a multi-party democracy.

(13) He asked me to put my objections on paper.

(14) On paper, several of the applicants fit the bill.

(15) Could you put a few ideas down on paper?

(16) This plan seem good on paper.

(17) It's a nice idea on paper, but you'll never get it to work.

(18) Lay the carpet on paper to stop it sticking to the floor.

(19) Several candidates seemed suitable on paper but failed the interview.

(20) On paper our profits look impressive, but in reality we made very little money last year.

(21) Before we buy anything, let's plan the kitchen on paper.

(22) Never put anything down on paper which might be used in evidence against you at a later date.

(23) It's a fine scheme on paper, but will it work in practice?

(24) I've had nothing on paper to say that I've been accepted.

(25) Do you have it down in writing/on paper, or was it just a verbal agreement?

(26) Her colourful oils and works on paper have a naive, dreamlike quality.

(27) I poured my thoughts out on paper in an attempt to rationalize my feelings.

(28) You need to get some of these thoughts down on paper.

(29) Ferris has a rare ability to record her observations on paper.

(30) The idea has been going around in my head for quite a while and now I am getting it down on paper.

(1) The design certainly looks good on paper.

(2) It can white out the black letter on paper.

(3) Could you put your ideas down on paper?

(4) These figures may look good on paper but are cold comfort to the islanders themselves.

(31) A course comprises words on paper, illustrations and sounds.

(32) On paper, the family is worth over $5 billion.

(33) On paper, the banks' appear in good health.

(34) On paper, her qualifications seemed to be impeccable.

(35) On paper, it was a mismatch.

(36) Then put it on paper in the evening.

(37) This contains the pattern of dots that, when printed on paper, will make up the actual character.

(38) Carkesse believed that madmen vent their rage by words on air, poets by ink on paper.

(39) He hadn't actually promised her a part in the poem, not on paper.

(40) Today, Sutton Coldfield has been swallowed up, at least on paper, by the larger city of Birmingham.

(41) Most letters and other business documents are printed on paper 8 1 / 2 inches wide.

(42) This is, indeed, a valuable example of a young writer thinking on paper.

(43) Now, all he wanted was to get back to his typewriter and put them on paper before they faded.

(44) Re. move with a slotted utensil and drain on paper towels.

(45) Remove and drain on paper towels. Add shallots to bacon drippings and saute until golden, about 10 minutes.

(46) Remove with a slotted spoon and set aside on paper towels until needed.

(47) On paper, the M16 was a work of art in the most grim of crafts.

(48) Positive a true photographic image of the original made on paper or film.

(49) Do you love and respect yourself enough to be able to read it in front of you on paper?

(50) They were adding, multiplying and dividing, mentally, on paper and with a calculator.

(51) Solving all the necessary mathematical equations on paper is next to impossible.

(52) The schedule seemed doctrinaire on paper, as Communist theories do, but its key in practice was flexibility.

(53) The amount of pigment in paint effects the results on paper.

(54) But in its third rendition, the one in charcoal on paper, the comical figure metamorphoses into transcendence.

(55) In skillet, heat oil; when heated, deep fry dough; drain on paper towels.

(56) Yet it makes the right more united, on paper, than at any time since it lost office three years ago.

(57) The next day, remove meat and drain on paper towels.

(58) Well, Walter had been through the same things, but he wanted to put them down on paper.

(59) Police sources revealed earlier that the three-page ransom note had been handwritten on paper from a legal pad found in the home.

(60) As soon as you have an idea, get it down on paper so you don't forget it.

(61) Like most engineering projects, it may have looked good on paper, but in practice it was another thing entirely.

(62) The ink on paper process is still essential if you intend to produce quantities rather than single copies.

(63) His joy is rooted in moving words around on paper and in the serenity of reading and reflecting.

(64) He worked on paper, and derived a sense of duty fulfilled as he proceeded through his Cabinet boxes.

(65) Hampshire have on paper a well-balanced side; they should be title-chasing.

(66) It produces condensed volumes of modules which can be reproduced on paper, microfilm or microfiche.

(67) Indeed, we have, in the past, returned comments to students on paper rather than via electronic communication.

(68) Sugar had half the company then, was the golden boy of the decade, and was worth at least ￡600m on paper.

(69) Many farmers even in DRAs are wealthy on paper simply because land prices have increased dramatically during the last thirty years.

(70) On paper, the figures for privatization of the land are impressive.

(71) The four richest on paper are revealed as two press barons and two grocers.

(72) The scientific journal, printed on paper,(http:///on paper.html) has been an integral part of our culture for three hundred years.

(73) The depictions on paper money and coins reinforce national icons and symbols.

(74) Many S corporation owners are rich people on paper but can barely pay the rent.

(75) For some people it can be enormously helpful just to write things down on paper.

(76) Being solid wool merchants at heart, they are not sure what to make of an engine that runs on paper.

(77) To be able to print your designs on paper, you will need a dot matrix, ink jet or laser printer.

(78) Primo briefly has a clear view of the menu, written on paper plates taped to the quilted-tin wall.

(79) All this sounded remarkably easy to accomplish, as invasion plans invariably did on paper.

(80) In any graphics system the object to be animated is first drawn on paper in a number of key positions.

(81) Felton had made the same allegations on paper, and had sent a copy to the FBI.

(82) Remove skin with a slotted utensil, drain on paper towels, and chop for cracklings.

(83) On paper, Mr Bush has a good chance of getting fast-track.

(84) It's easier to correct your work on screen than on paper.

(85) It exists in conservatives' minds, has taken form on paper and has dropped roots in a few, isolated areas.

(86) He has put forth his criticisms on paper, on the Internet, at community forums and during council meetings.

(87) She never put anything actual on paper until she had settled her house down at night.

(88) On paper, the economy is one of the healthiest in the post-war era.

(89) In his two charcoal works on paper, Levitch makes childlike images of a young boy playing near a bridge.

(90) On paper it appears the light blues are inches shorter ... and a few months older ... but what about on the water?

(91) And one which found that its ambitious expansion plans were rather more difficult in practice than on paper.

(92) He reads them aloud into a tape recorder and marks changes on paper.

(93) On paper, Jack Edward Dunlap was the ideal security risk.

(94) Also, the lift capacity, which looks good on paper, may disappoint if you are using very heavy implements.

(95) The image can be produced on a transparent sheet or on paper as required.

(96) Cook on both sides until golden brown, then drain on paper towel.

(97) On paper, the Wagner Act, passed in 1935, does grandly declare there is a right to join unions.

(98) It is a good idea to jot the points down on paper before you dial the number.

(99) My salary more than doubled; at least on paper, I earned more money than a cabinet minister.

(100) The next day, remove meat and drain on paper towels. Strain marinade and reserve liquid.

(101) If you have any suggestions for improving the course, put them on paper and we'll discuss them.

(101) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

(102) Handle money with confidence. Carry out simple transactions, performing necessary calculations either mentally or on paper.

(103) Such continued reliance on paper will represent an increasing opportunity cost to organisations.

(104) Now imagine the information in that book has been stored in computer bits, instead of being printed on paper.

(105) Some reports will be on paper, to provide an accurate record of that resident, others are verbal.

(106) The ambitious show includes paintings in oils and acrylics, and monotypes on paper.

(107) It all looks simple on paper, but weathered roads show blatant disregard for the intentions of cartographers.

(108) Your impressive track record on paper must be matched by your ability to talk about it, otherwise you will lose credibility.

(109) Viewing and editing documents on screen can be much quicker than working on paper.

(110) The first force is the inclination of the masses to convert into reality the political rights conceded to them on paper.

(111) Theories began to be modified as details that could be overlooked on paper became essential in the laboratory of the computer.

(112) It looks simple enough on paper, but I doubt if it will actually work.

(113) Through figurative abstracted works on paper, Tempe artist Ron Bimrose taps into light themes like transition, fate and personal choice.

(114) The constitutional rights of the people which exist on paper were withheld for the sake of national unity.

(115) I would spend all my time trying to capture this place on paper.

(116) Remove from pan with a slotted utensil and drain on paper towels; keep warm.

(117) He felt an urge to record certain facts, and he wanted to put them down on paper before he forgot them.

(118) It wasn't that money was being stolen or sneaked - everything was down on paper.

(119) On paper we have a nominal fund of ￡2.3m covering our 8000 patients.

(120) On paper this may sound like splitting hairs, but in practice it is perfectly possible to make the difference clear.

(121) It remains the hardest to get right. On paper, the figures for privatization of the land are impressive.

(122) However, the directive is likely to remove any real distinction between personal data held on paper and on electronic systems.

(123) Cook on both sides until golden brown, then drain on paper towel. Keep fritters warm while cooking remaining batter.

(124) Hence the strategic value of peaceful Ca Mau, at least on paper, on maps.

(125) On paper, liquidate everything you have -- house, car, gadgets, investments.

(126) HARD COPY: Output on paper.

(127) Ink receptivity: Uniform acceptability of ink on paper surface.

(128) Bigamy is still outlawed today, at least on paper.

(129) Lint: Loose surface fibres on paper.

(130) Drain on paper towels and dust with confectioner's sugar.

(131) Sometimes I sketch on paper and others I start sketching in Illustrator.

(131) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

(132) He sprayed all sorts of colors daringly, and they looked really fantastic on paper.

(133) Hard copy is computer output on paper, printing or graphics.

(134) The location seemed a little daunting on paper, but once we were there it was no problem at all to find our way between Bola Bola and the tourist attractions.

(135) Put your plan on paper so you can look back on future and celebrate your well-earned success.

(136) An exercise, I also practiced how well this practice with a brush to write the "dragon" character I gave up the brush on paper back after some chaotic map of the room watching TV.

(137) Before painting on paper, can be mixed on the palette color.

(138) If, on paper or silk waste stream down long, sharp edges or very straight suppleness.

(139) Yet it survived until after the Indian mutiny of 1857; indeed, on paper, until 1873.

(140) Although the policy of these companies looks pretty good on paper face, but still unwarrantable company can be carried out according to ground of policy one hundred percent completely.

(141) On paper, we're a one-person-one-vote nation; in reality, we're more than a bit of an oligarchy, in which a handful of wealthy people dominate.

(142) Effects of polyvinylamine prepared by basic hydrolysis of poly(N-vinylformamide) on paper strength, drainage and retention of reed pulp and wheat straw pulp were investigated.

(143) The influences of the paper transparent agent on paper transparence, brightness, air permeance , tensile index, folding endurance and burst index were investigated after the paper being soaked.

(144) The collection of three tempera on paper paintings -- described as resembling abstract artworks -- are expected to fetch between $1,130 and $1,500 next month at sale.

(145) In addition, the power - on paper at the feeder line with all the flexibility of the roller.

(146) In 1884, he patented a photographic medium that replaced fragile glass plates with a photo-emulsion coated on paper rolls.

(147) Ideally, the logical design should be on paper before cluster implementation.

(148) The family is estimated to have been worth, on paper at least, more than ￡1.1billion.

(149) On paper, I am the healthiest man alive, yet I feel permanently unwell.

(150) Screen phosphor chromatic range greater than the ink color on paper.

(151) His brainwave easily, drew a dawdle on paper, send that clerk.

(152) Fluff: Loose surface fibres on paper . Also called Fuzz , Lint.

(153) Add fish strips, several at a time, and deep-fry until golden (less than a minute). Drain on paper toweling and serve at once.

(154) And on paper, they both measure 1, 184 feet long, but technically, the Allure is about two inches longer than the Oasis, making the new passenger vessel the biggest cruise ship in the world.

(155) Just because you look good on paper doesn't mean a shoo - in for the job.

(156) Beingconscious of the daily flow of paper and deliberately controlling its flow isthe only way to win the war on paper.

(157) Just because you look good on paper doesn"t mean you"re a shoo-in for the job.

(158) I used to mark thick lines on paper back book with red pencil. Few books I readed are clean.

(159) Letters are no longer fixed in black ink on paper, but flitter on a glass surface in a rainbow of colors as fast as our eyes can blink.

(160) In Fenghurinuan time flies cold touch on paper, issued by Hasty's like beating snare drum sound.

(161) These ancient books are printed on paper with deckled edges, and are of poor quality.

(162) Everything seen or heard should be recorded - on paper or by a tape machine.

(163) The same thumbnail sketches or rough drafts on paper may be used to rapidly refine and produce the idea on the computer in a hybrid process.

(164) He is, on paper, a research affiliate with their Department of Biology, and is involved in the study of bioinformatics and new biological art forms.

(165) On a larger scale, such as for ubiquitous capture and weekly planning, I rely on technology, but I then use that large-scale system to form a daily task list on paper.

(166) Input methods are limited. Typing on the keyboard is easy, but if you want to draw pictures — well... you could grab a graphics tablet, but that's not as simple as just sketching things on paper.

(167) Books printed on paper are easily shared and resale resold by anyone.

(168) All very well on paper, but is Schumacher concerned? Not in the slightest.

(169) To put this in perspective, think about long division. Raise your hand if you can do long division on paper, right now. Hands? Anyone? I didn't think so.

(170) After capturing the problem definition on paper, the next step is to make sure that you've "got it right."

(171) The Bird Nester. 1710. Oil on paper glued to canvas and mounted on panel. National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh, UK.

(172) If the roller pulsation, the pressure on paper as cause misregister.

(173) We got whacked. On paper we should have wiped the floor with them.

(174) Write the problem out on paper, and burn it to symbolically release the pain.

(175) To bellow design, the method given in this on paper is of practical value and the discussion of the influence of compressed angle characteristic relation is helpful.

(176) It may be in computer readable form or on paper.

(177) Gouache , pastel and ink on paper laid on board.

(178) "On paper we have a potential gain in excess of $30bn," said Joe Price, BofA's chief financial officer, adding that it would be able to cash in some of its holding over the next 2 to 3 years.

(179) As per customers'request, it can be equipped with clear embossment unit on paper.

(180) The area of haematoma was measured ( the area was drawn on paper and quantitatively determined ).

(181) Dip some color and print it, and you can see the pretty printing on paper.

(182) If it is not read, it is nothing more than inkblot on paper.