scrap paper

Everything -; right down to scrap paper from the waste baskets.

He began to search his pockets for the piece of scrap paper.

So much scrap paper is collected that the market price has collapsed.

"We picked up every piece of scrap paper they left behind.

The three men made notes in cigarette boxes and on scrap paper.

Staff have been told to use stocks of old stationery as scrap paper.

I just do hope that they will recycle all the scrap paper that's been thrown around.

I use the backs as scrap paper, a writer's staple.

On a slip of scrap paper, I jotted down the phone number.

"Actually, he walked out to talk to his secretary, and I copied the names on some scrap paper."

Decker sat up in his chair and pulled out a sheet of scrap paper.

Having found the reference, he copied the figures onto a piece of scrap paper.

I ignored instructions to outline my essay on scrap paper first.

He ripped it open and pulled out scrap paper.

"But I'll remember to bring my sharpened pencils and lots of scrap paper."

Her official stationery is now being used as scrap paper in the royal mail.

The cop took a quick glance at a piece of scrap paper crumpled in his hand.

He looked at the bag full of dusty scrap paper in his hand and favored me with a thin smile.

There are drawers full of reporters' notebooks and scrap paper filled with notes.

"You wind up with shoe boxes of scrap paper."

No formula sheet or scrap paper is given (or can be brought).

According to government figures, less than 1,000 tons of scrap paper was salvaged each week in Britain before the war.

We used scrap paper and a system of what Sherman called "variable check marks" to keep track.

On a piece of scrap paper, Trent wrote Gail's number down.

For example, you could use paper printed on one side as scrap paper or message pads.