Sentence examples for case printed from inspiring English sources

She would also love the earthiness of a square pillow in a cotton case printed with a Basmati rice bag motif.

His rightwing rival, David Davis, does have a logo and a slogan, "modern conservatives", in fashionable lower case, printed in purple and yellow, so that his campaign backdrop is like the blazers of an obscure but expensive prep school.

That is, they figured: "Well, if the Internet is killing off our traditional delivery mechanisms" (in this case, printed magazines), "maybe we should create our own digital service".

Y Combinator alum Kicksend is part of a growing group of companies that are taking digital items and helping users score physical goods — in this case, printing out digital photos that they've shot and stored on their mobile devices.

He also designed, co-designed, and in some cases printed all but one of the first dozen posters for the Family Dog (February to June 1966), and had a hand in all but seven of the first 62 posters for Bill Graham (March 1966 to May 1967).

It's perhaps testament to her development as a designer that Beckham began the collection by looking at something she didn't like, in this case print, as a challenge to make something that she did.

"In any case, the printed version failed to show my credit card or phone contract details," Kirstie says.

In case of printed data and low level features (pixel's column based), the aggregation of features (e.g. Piecewise-DTW) seems also very important.

In that case, the printed legend created a much-admired local hero because the myth was more compelling, exciting and interesting than the truth.

There's a framed photo of her logo, and the same trademark has been affixed to her cell phone case and printed onto stickers that she happily passes out at random.

In this case, a printed workbook version of S4HARA could be developed.