Sentence examples for continue to be printed from inspiring English sources

I simply cannot believe that books will continue to be printed in the present numbers.

Twos continue to be printed every few years, based on demand.

The magazine will continue to be printed in Britain - for the present - and mailed from there to subscribers.

Alas, last month's Zimbabwean budget gave little evidence of serious reform, so money will probably continue to be printed willy-nilly.

Just as newspapers continue to be printed decades after the television and the radio entered people's homes, hardbacks and paperbacks still have their place – and it looks like it's bigger than many had forecast.

Most 16th-century German writing books, like those produced elsewhere in Europe, continued to be printed from woodcuts.

The posthumous impressions from Rembrandt's copperplates that continued to be printed well into the 19th century and the production of photographically generated facsimiles have all caused much confusion.

White's more public claim to fame was to ensure that copies of all legislation continued to be printed on vellum, as has been the case since 1849, when mid-19th-century modernisers moved on from handwritten parchment.

"They said, 'You are trying to allude to the reality in China, and it praises Western society, which is a seriously faulty stance.' " It continued to be printed illegally and circulated underground, and the concept became so widely embraced that when a young actress, Zhang Jue, accused a director of trading roles for sex, she said she had been "unspoken-ruled".

Additional issues of Bilten continued to be printed despite his resignation.

Instead, the paper became known as Echo Sunderland for several years, although the name Sunderland Echo and Shipping Gazette continued to be printed in much smaller type above the new title.