Sentence examples for do a print from inspiring English sources

It's a bugger to do a print of this, but it's worth it.

Which is how we got the idea to do a print newspaper".

"We didn't sit around a table one day saying, 'Let's do a print product".' Mr. Amed said.

My husband Bill and I were on a long one-day drive to Indianapolis and thought if we didn't have the constraints of print, if we didn't have to do a print exhibit, then the sky's the limit.

In England I can do a print that's nostalgic, and I know that it's going to be layered with a chunky cardigan with a granny feel and worn very tongue-in-cheek.

At the time, the company didn't do a print journalism placement but said that it would have a go at setting one up for me in Delhi, through a contact it had there.

With the cable televisionary Geraldine B. Laybourne departing the Walt Disney Company to start her own television and Internet studio, and with the magazine mogul Tina Brown leaving the resolutely mono-media New Yorker to do a print-film-television start-up for Miramax Films, "synergy" has become the media world's high-concept du jour.

The problem was that publishers were willing to pay a lot of money to take all of my rights forever, but nobody wanted to do a print-only deal.

Cat Power No one does a print better than Oscar.

"If you're doing a print book, you kind of have to be in Barnes & Noble".

Why does a print ad for the Hummer division of General Motors carry the headline "Achieve solitude" when the accompanying photograph depicts a man, a woman and a dog?