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Meanings of sheaf in English
Usage of sheaf in English
1
Richard looked down at the thick sheaf of laser-printed heavy bond paper.
2
As the fork was withdrawn the binding of the sheaf was loosened.
3
He shoved the sheaf of papers across the desk to The Guesser.
4
The corn of the last sheaf is often used to make it.
5
She came in, cheerful, a small sheaf of papers in her hand.
6
Once again he'd found the answer in his treasured sheaf of papers.
7
She turned to the sheaf of bills still lying on the table.
8
He picked a paper from the sheaf and waived it at Rip.
9
He picked a paper from the sheaf and waved it at Rip.
10
The sheaf of papers was a slim typewritten manuscript bearing the title:
11
And with that very suddenly she rose and walked round the sheaf.
12
He gathered up the sheaf of papers at his elbow and rose.
13
The aide rose to leave, taking a sheaf of papers with him.
14
Gwen approached the huddle with a sheaf of paperwork in her hand.
15
He laid down a little sheaf of papers beside the shielding forearm.
16
His elbow jostled a sheaf of papers, spilling them across the floor.
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Sheaf through the time
Sheaf across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common