• Interior text and images were printed in black and white.
• At Curwen Studios, Cambridgeshire, they print a lithographic poster using methods Lautrec himself would have used.
• I had a paper due, but I hadn't used my printer yet so I decided to test it by printing a picture.

• The day after this Sunday creation event, the city newspaper printed a full page article on the creation vs. evolution debate.
• One newspaper printed a piece under the headline ‘Death of the Butterfly.’
• I would like to know why it is so hard these days for a skateboard magazine to print any writing at all that describes skating.

Synonyms

• The couple were never given official notification of the ban and were not even told when their publisher stopped printing the book at the peak of its legal sales.
• Malmesbury town councillor Judy Jones's book about escaping the rat race has been so successful her publishers are printing another edition.
• The enthusiast has financed the latest book himself and, based on the previous projects, expects the 1,500 copies printed by publishers Country Books to sell quickly.

• We discussed his patents (years earlier) on musical notation, allowing sheet music to be printed out by computers.
• The images created using computer were printed out and framed.
• I raced to the school computer lab, printed out the two copies required, and realized I had forgotten my wallet.

• His photographs are occasionally painted on, after being printed from negatives he has altered and scratched.
• Because they could be printed from a negative, cartes de visite could be mass produced, unlike most earlier photographic processes.
• The photographs have been printed from a collection of lost negatives that were found by collector John Bosko.

• By a woody grain printing process, a woody grain pattern is printed on the abraded surface.
• Lasting as long as normal nail varnish, the NailJet Pro can print photographs or any other high resolution design and it can print a different design on every fingernail.
• The crimson or dusky green toile pattern is printed on Celeste 406 thread count percale sheeting with hand drawn hems.

• Her forehead was swelling red, with the Frisbee's mark printed on it.
• Another method of hiding the message was printed in the surface of mooncakes as a simple puzzle or mosaic.
• Despite the fact that I don't understand any of what's printed on them, I really enjoy the tiny red bean mooncakes here... and anything made of taro.

• And what we saw on the way was indelibly printed on my mind.
• A work is the production of a human being, and a part of that human being is indelibly printed on it.
• Both pieces have been in my collection a good few years now and have lasted for very many plays that have printed them indelibly on my mind.

Synonyms

• So, when I find a book which comes from one of the well-known firms which publish more or less anything for an author who is keen to get into print, the first thing I want to know is, Can the guy write?
• Of course, it would be a mistake to assume, from this evidence, that if you just persevere long enough you are bound to get into print eventually; you might end up by getting nowhere.
• The main target group was, after all, mostly younger scholars who were very keen to get into print and whom one wanted to give a stake in the success of the field.

• The expo aims to become a forum for publishers to promote opportunities in the print media industry, which observers say has the potential to grow by up to four times larger than its current size.
• And that's the wonderful thing about cartoons, they can actually communicate in a way quite different from the rest of the print media.
• It is worrisome for magazines and newspapers, since Internet media consumption is already higher than for print media.

• Although St Ives is not part of this national agreement, the GPMU print workers' union decided to ballot its members to win a similar pay increase.
• Ross Pritchard was a member and activist in the print workers' GPMU union until his death from cancer in 2001.
• Tony Dubbins from the GPMU print union said he wanted small firms to be brought within the laws covering union recognition and other changes.

• Upon arrest, a computer matched his prints with fingerprints left at the scene of the Park Avenue murder.
• The lab also confirmed that Bill's fingerprints were the only prints on the letter opener.
• But this is the ‘Rolls Royce’ version and it is likely that the prints from only two fingers will be used on the cards on the grounds of cost.

• For sharp prints good contact between the negative and sensitized paper is critical.
• Just under the water sheet, you can see dim grass photographs, two prints coloured to the temperature of glass that glint from one sky refraction to another.
• When making a print from a negative, parts of the paper are exposed more or less than the rest to hold details in highlights or pull detail from shadows.

Synonyms

• A slight flicker is evident from time to time, and there are numerous small scratches in both the film print and the soundtrack.
• It's a bad print of a film that hasn't been seen much over the past 39 years.
• Don't miss this opportunity to see a beautiful print of a film that might very well be one of the best you'll see all year.

• Use patches on garments with simple lines made of solid fabric or subtle prints, letting the patches, rather than the garment, be the focal point.
• The usual choice is a solid-color opaque fabric, but you might consider a print lining under a plain color or even a patterned sheer.
• The skirt is a houndstooth print with black leather trim and a fringe at the hem.