Sentence examples for before the print from inspiring English sources

Electronic chapters may also create excitement in the lull before the print version is published, Mr. Kirshbaum said.

It was the first time that HarperCollins had placed an e-book for sale before the print edition -- in this case weeks ahead of the print book's publication.

One page before the print surrenders to blank paper – exiting on a keel of high poetry – he remarks that language is slipping away fast, and yet that his thoughts when he looks at the world are "vast" and "limitless".

"Guys, I was talking to Steve about Dell earlier today and he asked me to get the two of you to compare notes before the print" — meaning ahead of the company's earnings release — "as we are on opposite sides of this one," Mr. Steinberg wrote.

"Guys, I was talking to Steve about Dell earlier today and he asked me to get the two of you to compare notes before the print" — meaning before the company's earnings release — "as we are on opposite sides of this one," wrote Mr. Steinberg.

But certain facts could not be expunged from the record: The day before the print vanished, Fields telephoned May, who was in New York, and urged her to give the editing staff the day off; and he told her to ask no questions and leave town for the day.

Before the printing press, scholars might have had to memorize "The Canterbury Tales" to have continuing access to them.

An image is drawn with tusche (a carbon pigment in liquid form) and litho crayon before the printing surface is fixed, moistened, and inked in preparation for printing.

Before the printing press no one would have begrudged a monk's right to hand-transcribe the books of the day.

The subterfuge turns her on, which turns Billy on, and before the prints in the darkroom have even dried, Devon is finally cheating on her husband.

It flourished in the so-called Dark Ages, before the printing press unleashed literacy upon the world, and enjoys regular revivals.