Sentence examples for deep prints from inspiring English sources

When we follow their tracks, they run along a watercourse, leaving deep prints in a spongy, unstable wetland, before escaping from us to higher ground.

When I first saw the deep prints of Megatherium as I walked up the Bahia Blancan beach, I sensed being there with the living, breathing animal: those footprints brought the animal back to life for me even more than the skeletons we see in museums.

Actually, Bausch has left a deep print in America, too.

It started with a screening of snakes writhing over a bare body that was laid out on the sand, before the show plunged into its underwater theme: creatures of the deep printed on to the carapace of a mini-crinoline, each individual digital pattern engineered to the body.

I look at the deepest print and see with some sadness that the snow and frost – or perhaps just a bunch of schoolchildren jumping on it – have already blurred the contours that I recorded in the autumn.

Support for other content-types is said to be forthcoming, however, and the company provides an API under its Printcloud offering so that third-parties can build deeper printing functionality into their apps.

And our cover is especially riveting: Dr. Manera has let us publish a photo of two parallel trackways: the very deep huge prints of Megatherium, and the smaller but unmistakable prints of a human being alongside.

Known for her deep-hued prints, rich textures and intellectual influences, Basora says growing up in her mother's art-house movie theater in Seattle's Pike Place Market and her forays as a young woman in Amsterdam, Paris and New York provided her the foundation for the smells, colors and textures evidenced so clearly in her five-year-old line.

Contained deep within the printed schedule was the information that he is a finalist for a lesser prize; the greater prize has already been awarded to the famous British author Fosters Lancett.

Fine print deep in the MLB.com website warns of a $100 fine and service cutoffs to anyone trying to circumvent blackouts, though I have found no signs of any such crackdowns so far.

So I turned it all off, went to sleep (if you can call a night filled with nightmares that I imagine all parents of young children had) and woke up Saturday morning to read excellent analysis in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and other papers and news services that took pains to check facts and print deep thinking based on responsible reporting.