Sentence examples for being printed as from inspiring English sources
The bonds were to be retired once the transfer had been completed, but within a year, assignats in varying denominations were being printed as a form of Revolutionary currency, with predictable inflationary effects.
France's CGT trade union has been accused of a "scandalous" attempt to lean on the press after it prevented almost all of Thursday's French national newspapers from being printed, as part of escalating nationwide strike action against the government's changes to labour laws.
If you have yet to receive yours, it's printed, as is proper, on a monogrammed bordered correspondence card, in cursive.
Jeff Seroy, the publicity director at the house, said dust jackets without the Oprah logo would probably be printed "as long as there is a demand for that edition".
They are printed as they are ordered, so there is never a backlog of unsold books.
Silken Asian effects included scarves that were printed, as leather bags were engraved, with dragon symbols.
Tennyson requested that it be printed as the final poem in all volumes of his verse.
The lists were to be printed as a special feature of "The Best American Poetry 2000," edited by Rita Dove.
Dialogue is printed as phrases because that is how people normally speak, Mr. McNulty said.
