Sentence examples for deliver prints from inspiring English sources

The Art Institute of Chicago has been waiting for snore than a year for him to deliver prints for a planned one‐man show of his work.

It utilizes four dye-based ink tanks and one pigment black tank in conjunction with the new ChromaLife100 System to deliver prints that can resist fading for up to 100 years.

However, with persistence and countless cups of tea in a great deal of homes I began to shoot more portraits and hear the islanders' stories". That was in 2008, and it wasn't until earlier this year that she returned again to the island when she was able to re-visit those she had photographed and deliver prints from her first trip, which opened more doors.

More recently she has been developing large scale printed electronics manufacturing capabilities to deliver printed addressable memory.

"The acquisition of Samsung's printer business allows us to deliver print innovation and create entirely new business opportunities with far better efficiency, security and economics for customers," Dion Weisler, president and chief executive of HP, said in a news release.

You can work that shredder machine, deliver printed stuff or file pictures!

Each print of a film costs some $2,000 to make, and since a major movie requires as many as 5,000 prints in America alone, duplication and distribution are a huge exercise, with fleets of lorries delivering prints to cinemas in the middle of the night.

Along with our counterparts in Brooklyn and Queens, we are supplementing school libraries by delivering print books directly to schools.

The higher prices for the machines are associated with delivering printed objects with a resolution as fine as 85 microns, about one three-hundredths of an inch.

In France, lawmakers are about to consider a change in the legal status of La Poste from a government body into a corporation, which is prompting opposition because it could open the way to privatisation.Until the recession hit, the business of delivering printed material looked old-fashioned, but it was at least still thriving in rich countries.

For that, Marney and his colleagues collaborate on their own Web-based service, which delivers printed documents that have been electronically distributed.