Sentence examples for completed printed from inspiring English sources

The completed printed version was found in 1877 during a remodel of Sharp's house.

Most respondents returned the completed printed survey, with only 75 respondents completing the survey online (uploaded through Survey Monkey).

On stand-by to collect the completed printed sheets of stamps is a fleet of 90 Royal Mail vehicles poised to deliver to the outlets across the UK.

Wilkes had commenced, but not completed, printing 12 copies, probably for the "Monks".

David Samson, New Jersey's attorney general, said election clerks in the state's 21 counties had already completed printing the new absentee ballots and would be instructed to mail them immediately.

The Home Office has confirmed that it is testing the system, which simplifies the current process that includes completing, printing out and posting by special delivery an 85-page form, ahead of a public launch later this year.

As part of the wrangling, Houillion seized control of the print studio space and its assets, which included original artworks (paintings) that eight or nine artists had brought in to create print editions -- Houillion also seized completed print editions -- using the studio's patented digital imaging technology.

After completing PRINT, students from both cohorts perceived significant improvement in their capability in procedural skills, operational management, and administrative tasks.

Study participants were given the option to receive the quantitative surveys via Survey Monkey or to complete print-based questionnaires delivered by mail.

Responses to the 46 clinically-relevant items showed that the mean scores on the clinical skills subscale of the CCQ for the 2007 and 2009 cohorts prior to completing PRINT were 3.8 (SD = 0.4) and 3.9 (SD = 0.4) respectively, indicating that the students perceived that their clinical skills were at a level that they could perform the majority of the clinical skills unsupervised.

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