on paper *

The news, almost always bad, at least seemed more real on paper.

She would only do the work on paper for her own show.

A school might look good on paper, but how is the food?

You should see the case on paper in black and white.

What were you thinking, to put such things on paper?

Whole area looks a lot different on paper than from the air.

The economy of the city is based on paper industry.

So far most of the idea was still on paper.

Let's just get some things down on paper right now.

The programs now serve around 46 million children, at least on paper.

This show of more than 100 works on paper should change things.

Once you put them on paper, they set their own rules.

On paper, nothing looks to be standing in his way.

But for the most part, they remain on paper only.

So far, however, the course is working out better on paper than in real life.

Nearly all the works on paper being offered did well.

We can have all that out on paper and then.

Perhaps he should go inside now and make a start, get something down on paper.

I thought her heart would change, when she saw this on paper.

What he told me in the next hour I cannot bring my mind to set on paper.

And there's only so much one can put down on paper.

I want to see this book set down on paper.

I wrote the number on paper and gave it to the girl.

"No matter how simply you try to put things down on paper, patients are going to have questions."

A man had to take a long time to put them down on paper.