Examples of 'seen the paper' in a sentence
Meaning of "seen the paper"
seen the paper: This phrase refers to the act of reading or looking through a newspaper or document. It is commonly used to ask if someone has read a specific article or publication
How to use "seen the paper" in a sentence
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seen the paper
I have not seen the paper in days.
He will not know what day it is, not having seen the paper.
I have not seen the paper.
When you wandered away … it was because you would seen the paper.
I take it you have seen the paper this morning.
I stepped into Mordecai 's office to make sure he had seen the paper.
I bet he has not seen the paper yet.
Have you seen the paper on how capsaicin affects trial results?
We assume you have seen the paper.
Have you seen the paper this morning? hi.
I suppose you have seen the paper.
Have you seen the paper today? Front row.
I guess you have not seen the paper.
Have you seen the paper yet today? Viveca.
On the other side of town, Kacie had seen the paper taped to her door.
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Have you seen the paper this morning? Tell him.
I have already seen the paper.
You seen the paper this morning?
Colonel I have not seen the paper in years.
Seen the paper today?
He had no seen the paper.
Door opens Danglars, ah, you have seen the paper.
Have not you seen the paper this morning?
Yes . I suppose you have seen the paper.
Have you seen the paper today?
You won't have seen the paper.
You seen the paper today, Gus?
I've already seen the paper.
Have you seen the paper yet? All right, now, the headline is.
I know . I have seen the paper.
Have you seen the paper yet? " CIA Officer Linked to Langley Bomber . ".
Danglars, ah, you have seen the paper.
Excuse me . Seen the paper this morning?
Take them . Have you seen the paper yet?
Has Stef seen the paper today?
Mission accomplished . Excuse me . Seen the paper this morning?
Have you seen the paper yet? I can't now.
Frank: Have you seen the paper yet?
Have you seen the paper yet?
Governor, have you seen the paper this morning?
I take it you have seen the paper this morning? No, sir.
Have you seen the paper yet? Take ' em.
I bet he hasn't seen the paper yet. Here, take mine.
