Sentence examples for complete printing from inspiring English sources

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, November 9, 1940 P. 62 The new track cards, or programs, were printed on the track grounds in a motor truck in which was installed a complete printing plant, including a linotype machine, a rotary press, and a binder with a capacity of 10,000 programs an hour.

As Alan H. Simmons explains in his new scholarly edition, part of Cambridge's complete printing of Conrad's works, the novelist distinguished between writers who treat the sea as simply "a stage" and writers in whose work the sea represents "a factor in the problem of existence".

The granddaddy all of all 3D printers, the Makerbot is a complete printing package.

A complete printed Japanese New Testament reputedly existed in Miyako in 1613, the work of Jesuits.

He abandoned a complete print in Brazil (now lost) and made no attempt to retrieve it.

"A suitable print needs to be unsmudged and be a complete print of the correct finger that unlocks a phone.

It took some years to track down the original, until Has realised that he had the only complete print hidden away.

The first complete printed title page identifying the book title, author, printer, and date was designed for Regiomontanus's Calendarium in 1476.

As Siri Engberg, a curator at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, writes in ROBERT MOTHERWELL: The Complete Prints 1940/1991 (Walker Art Center/Hudson Hills, $95), printmaking began as a "divertissement" for Motherwell.

Complete prints survive of Murnau's first major work, Nosferatu (1922), which is regarded by many as the most effective screen adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.

The original 1927 release print seemed lost forever, but in 2008 a deteriorated but nearly complete print that ran 147 minutes was discovered in the archives of the Museum of Cinema in Buenos Aires, Arg.