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(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) Sentencedict.com 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.