Sentence examples for almost all the printed from inspiring English sources

He wrote his masterpiece, "Une Saison en Enfer" ("A Season in Hell"), in a few months' fevered productivity but supposedly cast almost all the printed copies into the flames.

"Beuys: The Multiples" contains almost 600 objects - nearly all the prints, limited-edition objects, and ephemera (posters, postcards, etc).

Almost all of the printed material in the museum is in Russian.

So far almost all the print editions have been claimed, while fewer than 30,000 digital versions have been ordered, Lexus said.

You'd have to hang around in these galleries for almost a day to see all the prints properly, which suggests that the exhibition is a bit too large.

And almost all that printed material, educators say, will eventually be replaced by digital versions.

Until offset litho came along around the turn of the last century, letterpress was the way almost all text was printed – and had been since Johannes Gutenberg invented it in the mid-1400s.

MOMA has digitized almost all of the prints and books in its Bourgeois archive and launched an invaluable Web site.

Listen carefully and you can almost hear the printing presses being cranked up".

After that, systematically reading section by section — foreign, national, business and so on — can almost replicate the print experience, and can provide some extras, like video.

I can't say enough about how important a role they serve, when almost all other print, television, and radio is government controlled.