Sentence examples for became printed from inspiring English sources

The model was extended in the Renaissance, when written works became printed and authored and selves became autonomous individuals.

Our homemade shirts soon became printed t-shirts that we wore to Oakland Pride in 2012 which we attended with my co-founding partner, Erin Margolin, and her dad, Larry Best.

The app offers pre-made templates and suggestions that you use to turn photos into stories you can share, or that become printed photobooks.

This is a rare watercolour; most of Blake's images became prints.

In the mid-18th century full-colour prints became common, printed using a large number of woodblocks, one for each colour.

Our graduates have gone on to become print journalists, broadcast producers, news media people, public relations people for science organisations, or to work in museums and galleries.

Choe's diary accounts of his travels in China became widely printed in the 16th century in both Korea and Japan.

Repeat prescriptions are traditionally understood to be those issued without a consultation between clinician and patient. 1 With electronic records, the de facto definition became "prescriptions printed by a practice computer from its repeat prescribing program".

The app will soon make new revenues for Faber when it becomes a printed book this autumn.

[C2.] Slow Start for Digital Photo Printing As digital cameras become commonplace, printing lags further behind.

As digital cameras become commonplace, printing lags further behind.