Sentence examples for a print format from inspiring English sources

It made sense to me to try the concept with one-street-per-issue in a print format.

Whether you show that in a TV format or in a print format, you just say, you know, "...has refused to answer this question repeatedly throughout the campaign," or, whatever it is.

If you're reproducing a CC-licensed work in a print format, you might prefer not to include a long and ugly URL, and there might be situations where leaving out a URL is appropriate.

So it was a natural transition to tell stories in a printed format.

This register lists baptisms, marriages, probationers, members and classes (1858-1870) withethe usual information in a printed format.

Graphic novels are a printing format — perfect-bound books with comics in them; they're novels and novellas and short strips and manga and alternative comix and war correspondency and superheroes and romance and, well, anything.

The first issue of the new Pop will be published on 1 September with a cover price of £5 and a large print format of 230mm by 300mm.

Perhaps the most comprehensive examination of this contemporary manifestation is being published in a traditional print format this week.

The reasons to switch to a large print format usually relate to the participant's visual impairment or failure to bring reading glasses to a visit.

Last week, seven senior editors stepped down from their posts after growing disputes over a planned new print format, a tablet edition and disagreements over planned personnel changes.

Bharat says that "most newspapers have stuck to a reliance on print format" and, with few exceptions, have not endeavoured to embrace the internet fully.