| The tiny stick of metal was less than an inch long, and thinner than a paperclip. |
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| You don't have to wait long, and you can bind the results with a paperclip or a staple. |
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| It turned out that an orangutan had been using a paperclip to pick the lock of its cage, then hiding the paperclip under its tongue. |
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| Find something else to do with your hands or mouth, such as playing with a paperclip, or chewing gum. |
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| Simply insert the tip of a pen or paperclip and push to eject the optical drive tray. |
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| I play a Leblanc paperclip contrabass clarinet, augmented with live electronic sound processing. |
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| To change the switches settings, use a small screwdriver or a small metallic pin, such as a straightened paperclip. |
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| Using a large paperclip and pair of needle-nose pliers, create and fit the shutter lever. |
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| Attach strips of envelope paper of the same colour to each other with a paperclip, staple or a clothes peg. |
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| I took a paperclip out of one of the compartments in my desk tidy and clipped it to the picture of Alfie, so the two of them could be together again. |
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| Let loose, it would have no reason not to transform the solar system into a giant paperclip manufacturing facility. |
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| Jo attaches the paperclip, which is connected to the jeep with the rope, to the officer's belt. |
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| To reset the adapter, use an unfolded paperclip to press and hold the reset button for 2 seconds. |
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| If the document has one or more attachments, an icon of a paperclip with a sheet of paper appears. |
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| A piece of tape may be needed over the paperclip to prevent the paperclip from turning. |
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| Every office worker knows that from the moment he or she enters the workplace, every move is monitored and recorded, every paperclip tagged and tracked. |
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| A paperclip or similar item is used to release the tamperproof mechanism. |
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| Its new tiny implanted heart monitor, about the size of a paperclip, sends a patient's data to doctors and nurses, so they can immediately spot problems. |
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| Using cricket to market stuff is a gamble, as half those watching will nod off faster than stoned narcoleptics at a paperclip seminar. |
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| For each meaningful sales call, I would put one paperclip back in the holder. |
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| This is just what the company's infamous paperclip was supposed to do, popping up on the screen and offering advice whenever its Bayesian engine statistically determined that the user needed assistance. |
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| If the document has no attachments, an icon of a paperclip appears. |
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| And even worse, some crewmen will forget to remove the paperclip afterward. |
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| On top of that, the United States reaped a great harvest of German ideas about aerial technology with its foresighted Operation Paperclip at the end of the war. |
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| And Operation Paperclip, born of the ashes of World War II, was the inciting incident in this hall of mirrors. |
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