Sentence examples for bring to print from inspiring English sources
In its book publishing, the company relied too much on research to determine what it should bring to print.
Madeleine B. Stern, a prominent rare-book dealer, biographer and literary sleuth who helped bring to print Louisa May Alcott's long-lost Gothic tales of murder, sexual subjugation, opium dens and other things simply too dreadful to mention, died on Saturday at her home in Manhattan.
The company already picked six debut stories to bring to print in 2019, with the help of its Story DNA Machine Learning technology.
Then in 1933, Victor Gollancz brought to print George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London, perhaps the most famous text of its kind.
Details of Blackmoor and the original campaign, which was by then established on the map of the Castle & Crusade Society's "Great Kingdom", were first brought to print briefly in issue #13 of the Domesday Book, the newsletter of the Castle & Crusade Society in July 1972, and later in much-expanded form as The First Fantasy Campaign, published by Judges Guild in 1977.
"Rob brought a fresh and independent voice". Among the array of columnists Eshman has brought to print: conservative radio host Dennis Prager, who recently hit the left for its readiness to invoke images of the Holocaust, and liberal academic David Myers, a UCLA history professor who wrote last year that Jewish citizens were being favored over Arabs in Jerusalem's ceaseless land disputes.
What value, if any, can 3-D printing bring to the scientific world of 3-D conceptual visualization?
There are flyers to the same effect that children can download, print and bring to school.
For her part, Lewis is passionate about the changes that 3-D printing could bring to the pharmaceutical industry.
Each experience yields a 3D printable sculpture that you can bring to life with some 3D printing magic from Shapeways.
