Sentence examples for before the printing from inspiring English sources

It is unclear what will happen if the matter is unresolved before the printing deadline.

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

To make the PMMA substrate more hydrophobic, it is coated with a thin Teflon layer before the printing process.

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.

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

"Typography has evolved for thousands of years -- it began even before the printing press -- to create shapes that are instantly recognizable," he said.

Here, the interpreter prompt from the interactive process appears before the print output from the other process.

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

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.

But it's widely believed that AOL once paid its content providers attractive royalties for the right to publish news exclusively before the print edition reached the newsstands.

Both men were hanged shortly before the print was published (Macleane in 1750 and Field in 1751).