Sentence examples for a print cut from inspiring English sources

Rose couldn't tell whether their neighbors actually liked the painting, but they hung it in their living room, where it shared the wall above the couch with a print, cut from a calendar, of Jesus praying in the moonlight while a storm raged behind him.

The checked outfits that opened the show had a slight 3-D effect, and Ms. Castiglioni included a few more eye tricks later with dresses in a green half-circle print cut and assembled on a diagonal.

If someone buys a copy of Captain America #4 for $60 thousand and then burns it to make his other copies more valuable, or buys a Picasso print, cuts it up and makes paper dolls out of it, that's dumb and destructive, but it's within his rights, it's HIS stuff, after all, not the artist's not the previous owner's, HIS.

The German daily newspaper Tagesspiegel offered a photo of a kippa on its website for readers to print, cut out and wear for the solidarity marches.

1. Print, cut and color this image of a palm leaf, leaving the back blank.

Then print, cut it out, fold it in half and carry it around with you.

Just print, cut & fold.

Print, cut out, and keep in your wallet.

I do most of my thinking as I print, cut and reassemble.

Cutting and folding the glasses frame is pretty intuitive, but you can print, cut out, and trace this template onto heavier stock if you prefer.

During the Renaissance it became a printing type, cut by the Parisian artist Robert Granjon.