Sentence examples for be printed only in from inspiring English sources
Books and magazines in the Lithuanian language could be printed only in the Cyrillic (Russian) alphabet.
By the late 1980s Gursky was producing photographs so large that they could be printed only in a commercial lab; within a few years he was printing on the largest photo paper available, and still later he was combining the largest single sheets to make his images even larger.
He left the university to protest army training documents' being printed only in English.
He said that the official rules, which are printed only in English, are always supposed to be consulted before any decisions are made.
Official railroad schedules are printed only in Moscow time, and arrivals and departures are similarly shown that way on electronic billboards in every station — even in cities like Vladivostok, seven time zones away in the Far East.
It is the only North American city to still have fortress walls, originally built by the French in the 17th Century; much of the art and architecture around Québec City is in the Nouvelle France style; Québec City residents – 95% of whom have French heritage – speak French as their first language; and many of the menus outside of touristy Vieux-Québec (Old Québec) are printed only in French.
The title and/or abstracts of the remaining 3,180 articles were screened for eligibility, of which 3,113 were excluded due to failing to meet preliminary eligibility criteria, and seven were excluded as they were printed only in languages other than English.
Daily newspapers will become a thing of the past for readers in four Michigan markets, with issues being printed only three days a week in Flint, Saginaw and Bay City, and twice weekly in Ann Arbor.
Application materials are frequently printed only in English.
Most of these pieces were first printed only in the interwar period.
As everyone whose life experience has not been limited to upscale food stores or buying groceries online knows, Weekly World News was the supermarket tabloid printed only in black and white but carrying articles as colorful as the most fevered imaginations could produce.
