Sentence examples for a recent print from inspiring English sources

"She should glow, not her clothes," said a recent print advertisement for laundry detergent made by Seventh Generation, the eco-friendly line, which showed a young girl in a sundress.

The authors note (as I did in a recent print column) the painful fact that most European governments are not really in Afghanistan because they are convinced that its fate poses a threat to their national security.

A recent print campaign for the Marc Jacobs Collection shows Victoria Beckham, née Posh Spice, wearing Marc Jacobs clothes and sunglasses and emerging from boxes and bags that bear his name — she is a human product, wrapped.

But, as I tried to explain in a recent print story, she is supported almost as much by voters on the far left as she is by those on the far right.

A recent print campaign by FiveFingers, featuring naked models (with artfully placed hands and arms) and the slogan, "You are the technology," alluded to traditional athletic shoe ads that boast about technological advances.

Expecting to talk about his new film, Selleck was greeted with a fusillade of hostile questions about a recent print ad he'd done for the NRA which opened with the ill-chosen words: "Shooting teaches young people good things".

A recent print-edition New York Times cutline described a Kentucky man: "Mitch Hedges, who farms cattle and welds coal-mining equipment.

The app took three days to create and relatively little money; a recent printing of the Blue Book took 135 days and $750,000.

Now let's take a quick look at a couple of recent print ads.

The pictures at Westwood -- all recent prints and larger than the originals would have been -- range over 20 years.

As a piece in the most recent print edition argues, "cheap China" is increasingly an anachronism:On March 5th Standard Chartered, an investment bank, released a survey of over 200 Hong Kong-based manufacturers operating in the Pearl River Delta.