Sentence examples for a print that was from inspiring English sources

She learned how to make her own curtains and dust ruffles; when Mr. Kennedy's uncle Edward M. Kennedy ran for president in 1980, she got Andy Warhol to make a print that was sold to help the campaign.

Well, I really liked the final result, and turned it into a print that was available on my online store.

We had [an] astrological print, but we also have a print that was actually a Hubbell spacecraft photograph of the galaxy that we downloaded from the NASA website.

Lewin painted three pictures, one of which was subsequently made into a print that was reproduced in Georges Cuvier's The Animal Kingdom (first published in 1827) and several European works on natural history.

"You'll always go to places where they're running a print that is generations old or has been used too many times".

In England I can do a print that's nostalgic, and I know that it's going to be layered with a chunky cardigan with a granny feel and worn very tongue-in-cheek.

It's rife with riffs, quips, and reference to the B-movies of yesteryear, plays on a print that is intentionally stained, scratched and blown-out, and yet feels as fresh and exciting as anything Rodriguez has created.

The plaster layers absorb the color very precisely, creating a print that is actually surprisingly realistic.

Pick print shorts with a print that is small and spaced close together.

This means a print that is actually light-bluish in color with darker blue lines than the light blue background.

The paltry 1.3% reading on GDP followed a first quarter print that was already an anemic 2%.