Sentence examples for an old print from inspiring English sources

One day he saw an old print called "An Englishman Tastes the Sweat of an African", which showed a slave-trader licking a slave.

Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times" [1936], an old print of which I saw in a film club.

Mr. Fisher has scanned the original backgrounds from an old print and, through some kind of green-screen magic, put living, speaking actors into them.

"Hey, this looks really great for such an old print," Mr. Weinstein said, settling back in his screening room chair and stretching out his legs.

Sift in time of day, the type of device you're on and your previous spending habits, and those mobile ads will make the popups on your computer feel like, well, an ad in an old print circular.

Our bed, with its carved Balinese headboard, was a nice touch, but otherwise the small, boxy space was unremarkable -- an old print of an elephant here, a standard armoire there, a table, a couple of armchairs.

I've been here for four years; it's an old printing press conversion with a glass roof.

They made pamphlets with an old printing press and operated a tattoo parlor in the days before tattooing was legal in New York.

In an industrial corner of western Moscow, a sleek set of machines in an old printing plant stamp out thousands of compact discs around the clock.

Housed in an old printing works overlooking Islington's Spa Fields park, the London Metropolitan Archives LMAA) bears little resemblance to the swish, automated interior of the National Newspaper Building.

UniWorld moved in 1989 to its current headquarters in SoHo, an old printing loft at 100 Avenue of the Americas, between Watts and Grand Streets.