Sentence examples for as printed on from inspiring English sources

Recently I ordered theater tickets over the telephone and was told that my name as given to the operator must exactly match the name as printed on my credit card.

He made the interactive presentation Map as Artefact, in which he encouraged the audience to understand how varied maps could be, and how important information could be written on the back, as well as printed on the front.

"Resolving the issues surrounding the fiscal cliff, especially the replacement of the sequester, and the next debt limit increase (likely necessary in February) will require that the president get serious about real entitlement reform," Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the House majority leader, said in a letter to conservatives this week, as printed on The Hill Web site.

The following corrected formula substitutes for formula (1) as printed on page 2 of the article by Schäfer et al. [1].

Even if you still go out and buy the news as printed on actual paper and subsequently read every single article in it, how many people are like you, you reckon?

Prior to its release, Capcom sent North American copies of Resident Evil: Revelations to reviewers with the game's title, as printed on the cover's spine, misspelled as "Revelaitons".

As digital disruption continues to reshape the publishing market, self-publishing — including distribution digitally or as print on demand — has become more and more popular, and more feasible, with an increasing array of options for anyone with an idea and a keyboard.

While your average how-to book or trashy novel may find its life lived as electronic content, for the books that have emotional resonance nothing will ever be quite as good as words printed on actual paper.

Teams now deliver their surveys as print-on-demand physical questionnaires and via digital platforms.

IPublish promises to publish highly rated works as electronic books and perhaps even as print-on-demand books.

It's not alone: most of Malamud's novels are now either out of print or are ominously branded as print-on-demand titles.