Sentence examples for be printed in two from inspiring English sources

So many e-mail messages piled in that the comments will be printed in two columns.

The book proved to be popular enough to be printed in two more editions and in 1796 Rückerschöld's first genuine cookbook was published, Den Nya och Fullständiga Kok-Boken ("The New and Complete Cookbook").

The response in India was especially enthusiastic, and so "Archie" will now be printed in five languages there.

It could be literally expensive: back in the eighties, Jobs insisted that in magazine ads and on packages the Apple logo be printed in six colors, not four, which was thirty to forty per cent more expensive.

Volume acquisition can now be printed in three dimensions, similar to the case with 2D medical films [18].

Printing techniques had also been updated and the pictures could be printed in three colors: black, yellow and blue.

He holds a stiff sheet of paper, on which, we now know, the speech is printed in two columns.

The political poems were printed in two collections: Spaziergänge eines Wiener Poeten (1831; "Promenades of a Viennese Poet"), some of which were translated in K. Francke's German Classics of the 19th and 20th Centuries (1913); and Schutt (1836; "Rubbish").

In fact the menu could have been printed in two shades of ink: Valentino red for the tuna niçoise and organic chicken; Brooks Brothers blue for the rack of lamb and dry-aged Delmonico sirloin.

We are looking at a large chiaroscuro nude, which has been printed in two parts and hung on the wall, and Lynch is telling me about his Hasselblad digital.

Meanwhile, the actor Hugh Grant says he has had enough of tabloid newspapers stealing people's privacy and claims only last month that he had to go to hospital and details were printed in two papers.