Sentence examples for a string of print from inspiring English sources

Greenwald worked for the Guardian website in America, but he had a print paper in the UK attached, plus a string of print allies in France, Germany and Washington DC.

The devastation of World War I is the dominant theme of the show's second half, its shocks and aftershocks registering with special vividness in a string of print portfolios that include Otto Dix's coruscating, brilliantly experimental "War" etchings and Max Beckmann's succinctly titled "Hell" lithographs.

3D Systems has been playing the M&A game quite seriously over the past year acquiring Bits From Bytes and a string of 3D printing services worldwide.

4 P.M. (Syfy) THE TWILIGHT ZONE In this 1963 episode, a newspaper recovers from the verge of bankruptcy after Mr. Smith, a mysterious reporter and linotype operator, joins the staff and prints a string of impossible scoops.

Express owner Richard Desmond today launched an extraordinary tirade against Telegraph bosses at a meeting of their joint venture print works, hurling a string of abuse and goosestepping around a boardroom in mockery of a German newspaper group's bid for the paper.

HuffPost employees began organizing last year amid a string of union efforts in digital media, which, unlike legacy print or TV outlets, had little history of organizing.

"Best you learn your place," he was alleged to have said, using a string of expletives (one per noun) that can't be printed here.

This has to match another encrypted key that is generated from a string of data scanned into the system from the optical bar-code printed in the passport.

That same year he published a string of other poems, including the collection White Stains, a piece of decadent erotica that had to be printed abroad in case it caused trouble with the British authorities.

It has suffered a string of setbacks.

A string of Louisiana archetypes followed.