Sentence examples for back to print from inspiring English sources

And it would take a good reason for Ms. Tarr to go back to print now.

Last week, the once-defunct Newsweek announced a move back to print in early 2014.

Beyond that, the e-book market has shown signs of fizzling, as screen-weary readers turn back to print copies.

"We saw a very marginal increase in overall print sales in 2015, but last year people flocked back to print in droves," says Lotinga.

The British writer Ferdinand Mount was, however, a print journalist before joining Margaret Thatcher's staff and has gone back to print as editor of The Times Literary Supplement.

Victor Hugo lived here while writing Les Misérables, which recently led the Press Shop's manager, Alpha Wearing, to bring one of his lesser know works, The Toilers of the Sea, back to print.

He started life as a printer, went to Harvard, and then back to printing.

I love technology, but, even I, a professor of Web science, have gone back to printing my boarding pass.

But what also makes his etchings special is the dramatic use of light and shade, especially notable after 1760 when he went back to printing his own images.

From the start, there was only one threat they could have made that would have put a fright into Germany and other core countries: that Greece, if it didn't get the deal it wanted, would default on its debts, leave the euro zone, and go back to printing its own currency.

If your brochure printed properly, go back to the Print dialog box and insert the number of brochures you need.