Sentence examples for be printed a letter from inspiring English sources

Argument with the Aichacher Zeitung employees who were of the opinion that it should not be printed; a letter from one of the members of the Zeitung staff, entitled: "The Impressions of the G. I.s As Seen By A Native Bavarion," reprinted in full.

The narrator is printing a letter to her grandmother because her handwriting is illegible and the grandmother objects to typed "business letters".

If you're printing a formal letter, use a paper that's heavier than copy paper.

At this time, too, the East German press was printing a great many letters from individual citizens and resolutions from groups demanding the immediate closing of the border; this was a telltale sign, for a similar spate of "spontaneous" communications had preceded every coercive measure undertaken in East Germany.

But no sooner had a new batch of shirts been printed than a letter arrived from the White House saying that use of the presidential seal was protected by government statute.

His sermon notes had to be printed in large letters so that he could catch a glimpse of them as he raced by the pulpit.

One particular statistic might as well be printed in capital letters and practically leaps off the page.

We propose to develop a written and audio-visual material on a website based on plain local languages (in Spanish, including indigenous languages and Portuguese) that could be printed on one page in a letter case easily read (size 12), with headings and titles identifying the contents in a sequence that could be followed as needed.

Belluscio, who has close-cropped gray hair and a thoughtful gaze, was wearing moss-green corduroys and an orange sweatshirt on which the word "Jell-O" was printed, each letter a color corresponding to one of Jell-O's five traditional flavors.

(And should this letter be printed, maybe I should ask for my name to be omitted).

The third condition, Inhibition, is the traditional Stroop paradigm where colors are printed in letters with a different color than the word names, creating interference when the respondent is asked to report the printed color.