Sentence examples for be printed in small from inspiring English sources

Brand names would instead be printed in small type and feature large health warnings and gruesome, full-colour images of the consequences of smoking.

Soon her stories were being printed in small Canadian magazines.

The books are printed in small editions, often numbered and signed, and are displayed in art spaces, museums and auction houses.

"God and Hair" was largely culled from the band's commercially released records, which were printed in small runs of 500 to 1,000 and issued by the commune's own label, Higher Key.

Brand and product names are printed in small text.

Books are printed in small runs and are not warehoused or pulped.

"John 3 16" is printed in small text on the bottom of soda cups, milkshakes point to "Proverbs 3 5," and burger wrappers bear "Revelation 3 20".

Early books were printed in smaller format in black and white.

Instead, the paper became known as Echo Sunderland for several years, although the name Sunderland Echo and Shipping Gazette continued to be printed in much smaller type above the new title.

The earliest operas, beginning in 1597 with Ottavio Rinuccini's Dafne, set to music by Jacopo Peri, were court entertainments, and as a commemoration the words were printed in a small book, or "libretto".

Sometimes his opinions were printed in type smaller than that used for other articles, apparently to fit in everything Mr. Lieberman had to say that day.