Sentence examples for a printing format from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

But if online publishers reject the Tabblo engine, HP will be stuck with a proprietary printing format that nobody wants to program for or learn how to use.

The scrupulous detail of Metcalf's lucid text is mirrored by the excellent reproduction of colour figures, a crisply printed format, and a binding that enables the book to lie flat when opened.

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.