Sentence examples for be printed on paper from inspiring English sources

Poems should be printed on paper, or carved onto the dried husks of coconuts, so one can hoard them.

Materials can be printed on paper, or scanned directly to a flash drive.

Each issue is organized around a concept, and it may or may not be printed on paper.

In a paper battery, he says, a positive and a negative electrode could each be printed on paper such that folding the paper would create the small gap needed between them.

The manuscripts will remain unread except for their titles — Atwood's is "Scribbler Moon" — until 2114, when they will be printed on paper made from a thousand pine trees that have been planted in the Nordmarka, a forest not far from where the library will be maintained, in Oslo, Norway.

Traditional visualizations of evolution tend to be printed on paper, and are therefore static.

You might put the instructions on how to use your template on the first quarter page -- that will not be printing (on paper, at least).

For starters, it was printed on paper made with the appropriate mix of three-quarters cotton and one-quarter linen of real U.S. currency.

Wearing one of Warhol's very first Campbell's can dresses, which were printed on paper, was a sign you were part of a very exclusive club – an ironic inversion of the mass-produced consumer item. .

This leaf is printed on paper.

(The foreign-language editions are printed on paper).