| He sent him to Bombay to arrange for the release of the strictly rationed newsprint. |
| Then it's shipped off to a paper maker, where it will be pulped, de-inked and turned back into newsprint. |
| The company also uses recycled plastic, newsprint, cork, wheat straw and linoleum, a natural product of linseed. |
| A remarkable pair of pencil drawings on newsprint reflect the overwhelming disconsolation of one such period. |
| We had our bikes, our waterproofs and our special thick plastic newspaper sacks to keep the newsprint nice and dry. |
| Well, yes, but it's really no different to the vast reams of newsprint given over to the young prince and his efforts with a floorcloth. |
