Sentence examples for cycle of prints from inspiring English sources
The Museum of Biblical Art is asking that question in connection with a show of Rouault's great cycle of prints, "Miserere et Guerre," that opened on Thursday.
The death of her youngest son in battle in 1914 profoundly affected her, and she expressed her grief in another cycle of prints that treat the themes of a mother protecting her children and of a mother with a dead child.
The cycle of print media is accelerating downward and there are not as many companies with a balance sheet and focus to do it right online.
The daily news cycle of the print version of The Times continues to get top priority on many exclusive articles, although a growing number are being published online during the day.
For example, the day after the Presidential election, you change George Bush to Barack Obama, instead of waiting 5 years for the next cycle of the print publication.
The main aim of this study is to estimate the carbon footprint and identify the hot spots in the life cycle of copying paper and printing services in China.
Though dislike of your opponent may last decades, the actual feud may only last as long as the print cycle of an issue of Vanity Fair.
What this makes clear to me is that we need to understand the carbon impacts across the life cycle of our products and services, print and online, to inform our decision-making in the future.
Their parents refused at first, but finally relented, on two conditions: that the boys complete a yearlong cycle of chores that Wayne had printed out on a chart, and that they play video games only on Friday nights from seven to eight.
In the case of "All of Us," written in 1916, some parts of the cycle were printed a few years later, but only after publishers wary of associating themselves with Lawrence's fierce critiques of British imperialism had removed various place names and other features.
