Sentence examples for continue printing from inspiring English sources

David Dinsmore, the new Sun editor, has vowed to continue printing pictures of topless women on Page 3 as it is a "good way of selling newspapers".

And he dismisses suggestions that the organisation's duty to continue printing these maps might be contrary to its commitment to the database.

The New York Times also considered reducing the size of its page width but decided to continue printing the newspaper on a 54-inch web size, said Nancy Nielsen, the spokeswoman for the company.

"My son got into an accident, and the first thing he said when he got home was, 'I'm glad it wasn't in Madison; it would have been in the blotter.' " Elizabeth Young, the paper's exasperated editor, vowed to continue printing the police log.

The printer has a handle up top for carrying it from place to place, and can apparently continue printing even when being held upside down or at an angle, although that's not entirely advised by its creators.

The communists also allowed the VNQDD to continue printing material.

Doggedly, Mrs Yudina continued printing it in Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad), 320 kilometres (200 miles) away, and copies of the newspaper were brought into Kalmykia by car.

When one early client, the Reader, couldn't meet a $16,000 bill, Eychaner continued printing it on credit.

I continued printing the ones I loved but now I could edit them (making them even more special) and print them at home with my photo printer.

The fan of inflation -- the theory goes that as the U.S. continues printing money to cover its trillion-dollar deficits, inflation will rise and, with it, the price of oil, since it's priced in dollars.

That's what some Guardian challengers are doing when they press the pending advantages of a continuing print Saturday and print Sunday (which, because they are more conventionally commissioned and edited, can't be purely digital first).