Sentence examples for a print medium from inspiring English sources

How might the medium they explored be complemented by a print medium (such as having instructions or photographs published on a Web site, or a printed cookbook, or recipes published in a magazine)?

Television has become a print medium.

Western poetry, on the other hand, is a print medium, and a groove is often avoided.

For all the digital gamesmanship, a key concern here is the legacy of photography as a print medium circulated through books, in the tradition of Stieglitz's "Camera Work".

Mr. Fineman's move from a print medium to online news is a sign that The Huffington Post, which has until now heavily relied on young bloggers, is maturing.

Indeed, Mr Inman's style is typical of the crop of cartoonists who began careers on the web, rather than in a print medium.

While Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville was experimenting with sound patterns on soot, in the eighteen-fifties, as described in Alec Wilkinson's fascinating piece, the Barbizon school of art, in France, led by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, was using soot as a new print medium ("A Voice from the Past," May 19th).

Apart from paying down debt, the new money is to be used to help the company in its transition from a solely print medium to a combined print, online and mobile media business.

"Our goal is a total print medium where your paper is going to talk," says Andrew Ferber, vice chairman at T-Ink and one of the brains behind the technology.

The transition to a digital print medium will not be complete until the next generation though as many baby boomers – and their parents – have trouble with GPSs and cell phones.

He also worked in the print medium as a sportswriter and in TV, first as a reporter, later as a producer.