Sentence examples for but not printed from inspiring English sources

A visit to the branch revealed that a debit card had been ordered, but not printed.

Finished about 1470 but not printed until 1484, Ficino's was the first complete translation of Plato into any European language.

The postings were picked up in March by a blog on the Web site of the newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche, but not printed in the paper itself.

Publishers in the UK were reluctant to take it on, with a complete edition of the novel published in Paris in 1922, but not printed in the UK until 1936.

3 pp. "Lewis and the Runaway," Chemung Historical Journal, Vol. VI, No. 3. The text of a Mark Twain letter, read in Ida Langdon's Oct. 13, 1960 address at Elmira College, but not printed in copy of that address in Dec. 1961 Chemung Historical Journal. 4 pp. Five photographs from the Twain study presentation ceremony.

This change will affect all Duke users; and means that the affected articles can only be read online; but not printed, downloaded, or linked to.

However, a court in Chieti, the provincial capital, soon restored them, arguing that Italian law proscribed counterfeiting the national currency but not printing money of one's own.

Other plans include a show exclusively of works on paper -- "But not prints," she said.

The employee was able to call up Mr. Hildebrand's records on a bank computer but not print them out.

They were reproduced in countries from France to Yemen, but were not printed in the national media in the UK.

Philosophy Ph.D. students declaring the HPS subplan in Axess will have it appear on the official transcript but is not printed on the diploma.