Sentence examples for a complete print of from inspiring English sources

"A suitable print needs to be unsmudged and be a complete print of the correct finger that unlocks a phone.

As for the offense caused by "The Americans," it was short-lived, not enough to sell a complete print run of the first edition, still less to inflame a nation.

The 1975 version of the film remains unreleased, although Warner Bros. owns a complete print.

A complete printed Japanese New Testament reputedly existed in Miyako in 1613, the work of Jesuits.

As Alan H. Simmons explains in his new scholarly edition, part of Cambridge's complete printing of Conrad's works, the novelist distinguished between writers who treat the sea as simply "a stage" and writers in whose work the sea represents "a factor in the problem of existence".

But even then a complete, usable print of "Our Latin Thing" still could not be found, just outtakes and a few scenes.

The only library of its kind in the East Midlands, it has managed to retain most of its original, and often rare books and magazines Based at Bristol University, and, north, at the University of Leeds, this collection includes personal and organisational archives, conference papers, dissertations and books, as well as complete print runs of journals like Spare Rib, Shrew, and Scarlet Woman.

Complete prints survive of Murnau's first major work, Nosferatu (1922), which is regarded by many as the most effective screen adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.

They purchased a complete set of prints, over which they drew and pasted demonic clown and puppy heads.

In a further coup (unattempted in 1958), Ger Luijten, director of the print room at the Rijskmuseum, assembled a complete set of the prints, taking pains to locate the very finest examples.

The gallery will mount a complete retrospective of her prints this fall.