Sentence examples for committed printed from inspiring English sources

The costume had the word "Committed" printed on its back and the website description said: "Dress up as the most thrilling psycho killer character of all time in this Psycho Ward costume, consisting of a bright orange, long-sleeved boiler suit with zip fastener to front, 'Psycho Ward' printed on the chest.

The costume had the word "Committed" printed on the back, while the accompanying description on the website exhorted people: "Dress up as the most thrilling psycho killer character of all time in this Psycho Ward costume, consisting of a bright orange, long-sleeved boiler suit  with zip fastener to front, 'Psycho Ward' printed on the chest.

There would be huge tax cuts, a combination that suggested that the Government was committed to printing additional money.

Against the background of inflation at more than double its target, and record low interest rates, the bank has committed to printing another £75bn of new money to purchase gilts and corporate bonds in the markets.

In her online petition (which has over 48,000 signatures so far) she asked its editors to: Commit to printing one unaltered — real — photo spread per month.

Then she started an online petition drive through Change.org asking Seventeen to "commit to printing one unaltered — real — photo spread per month".

It should not have been committed to print.

Brian Wilson, the former Labour energy minister and long-time advocate of land reform, described it as "the most useless 52 pages ever committed to print".

Gustav Meyrink's The Golem, which is celebrating its centenary, is one of the most absorbing, atmospheric and mind-boggling slices of fantasy ever committed to print.

Using a fund prospectus as a guide has a nice official quality to it, but fund managers often ignore what lawyers have committed to print.

The New York Review of Books Classics has just reissued two of his finest novels, "The Old Devils" and "Lucky Jim" in lovely new editions; the latter features perhaps the greatest description of a hangover ever committed to print.