Sentence examples for a printing office from inspiring English sources

He learned printing in a printing office, purchased a small press, and sought to do his own printing.

In 1762 she and her widowed mother moved to Providence, Rhode Island, where her elder brother William had opened a printing office.

"I thought, How can I get this kind of money?" Mr. Green had also worked 13 years at a printing office and for 1 year as a mail handler.

Until 2007, if you wanted to build an audience and sell your ideas to millions of viewers, you needed to raise money to build a cable network or a printing office, hire a sales force to sell ads or hire a bunch of Columbia journalism or USC film grads to produce content.

Longfellow was surprised to hear that it had been saved, unusual for a printing office, and asked to borrow it so that he could revise it, forgetting to return it to Griswold.

Together with the newspaper coverage and a government printing office (GPO) edition that was heavily redacted but overlapped the Senator Gravel edition, most of the material has been available to the public and scholars since 1971.

They added a London office to the business in 1840 and an Edinburgh printing office in 1847.

A second, larger area displays farm implements with one section devoted to New Canaan's days as a shoemaking center, and another a re-creation of a 19th-century printing office.

I'm sitting in the foyer of a North Sydney printing office with my eyes fixed on a plasma screen in front of me.

The best British line came when Admiral George Cockburn's forces overran and burned Washington, D.C. "Be sure that all the C's are destroyed, so that the rascals cannot any longer abuse my name," Cockburn ordered, as he supervised the demolition of a newspaper's printing office.

President Theodore Roosevelt issued an edict in 1906 that gave the Government Printing Office a list of 300 words with new spellings: problem cases like artisan, kissed and woe were to be changed to artizan, kist and wo.