paper chase

Our only hope is that you can sort your way through the paper chase.

But that will probably mean a lot of paper chasing.

This was what the case had come down to: a paper chase.

"Do you think the paper chase will be good sport?"

"They went out on a paper chase early this morning.

I was asked to do a straightforward paper chase, as we call it, and a few interviews.

He began the paper chase again from the beginning.

I have had just about enough of this temporal paper chase."

"It's like a paper chase where not one scrap may be overlooked."

Still, a paper chase through last year's records may turn up an unexpected deduction.

"The Paper Chase" is the book you're supposed to read before you go to law school.

We are going to have a paper chase today."

When was the last time you discovered shoddy writing in your corporate paper chase?

Could it be that the paper chase had given him the opportunity for which he had been waiting.

"She's out for the day -gone on a paper chase."

FOR students, it's time for the paper chase once again.

This paper chase, as old as Adam, is costing both time and money.

"Are they the last word in paper chase raiment?"

They remark that it must be a paper chase at which point a group of school boys crash through the wood following the trail.

The Paper Chase also became a popular television series.

The first section to fully utilize students was the Paper Chase legal news service.

Conversation during dinner was occupied largely with the events of the day and plans for the paper chase on the morrow.

It was featured in the 1973 film, The Paper Chase.

The boy spun the umbrella so that warplanes painted on the paper chased one another.

Improvements in technology will end the paper chase, limit errors and reduce the number of malpractice suits.