Sentence examples for call for print from inspiring English sources

Plans call for print ads and posters, still being produced, to show consumers wearing T-shirts pledging their allegiance to Hershey's Milk Chocolate bars.

The sale on Monday of the 136-year-old Washington Postnewspaper for $250 million to Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is the latest wake-up call for print publications amid the changing preferences of increasingly digitally savvy reader-consumers.

The approach calls for printing patterns of copper on the circuit boards that carry the filter capacitors.

His platform calls for printing billions of rubles to pay years of unpaid wages and pensions and to save failing banks, followed only months later by strict controls on the printing of money and renewed efforts to streamline the tax system and cut spending.

Plans call for radio, print and digital ads to follow.

Initial plans call for a print run of 150,000 copies daily.

Expectations call for a print at 54.5, showing manufacturing sector growth cooled to the slowest pace in 10 months.

These two developments – the Economist's app and Eagleman's "book" – ought to serve as a wake-up call for the print publishing industry.

Since the 1980s, the publication of a Jean M. Auel book has often called for enormous print runs - about one million copies - and elaborate displays in the front of bookstores to draw in readers.

The exhibition calls for both "print on demand" and "photographic" books.

Many critics agreed the novel could have used several more rounds of edits, calling it "unfit for print" and a "mess".