Sentence examples for apparently printing from inspiring English sources

He tells me about one investment he has made in a startup that is apparently "printing money".

Uncle Sam is apparently printing up 100,000 coupons every day, but the waiting list is currently at 4 million.

Politics made for curious marching partners on Sunday as protesters gathered under black and white banners (all apparently printed at the same shop).

Well, last week the NY Times apparently printed a correction from an article written in the mid 1960s, and are the noted arbiters of journalistic accuracy worldwide.

When patients came in, their appointments were apparently printed out from computer screen grabs, but the actual records were never saved.

The printer has a handle up top for carrying it from place to place, and can apparently continue printing even when being held upside down or at an angle, although that's not entirely advised by its creators.

In a press conference at the close of the summit, he hit out at a "sexist" colouring book, first reported by the Daily Telegraph, 15,000 copies of which have apparently been printed for distribution at open days run by the European Parliament.

The authorities in Tibet apparently see printing and photocopying shops as potential channels through which unrest can spread.

Ive was so devoted to the book that he ended up leading the development of a custom form of paper, because normal paper apparently doesn't work for printing all of the white objects Apple makes.

Apparently, animal print is a look that will never go out of fashion, making Iran's shirts so very on-trend this tournament.

It seems quite irresponsible to me for a newspaper to be printing these serious allegations with apparently zero evidence.