Sentence examples for dramatic print from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the Art Nouveau-era Wedding Tower designed for Vienna by the architect Joseph Maria Olbrich, Mr. Kriemler used a photo of the distinctive building as a dramatic print.

He often said: "Who listens to podcasts?" But Kelner can certainly point to having been at the forefront of a couple of dramatic print innovations as he and O'Reilly sought for a way to reverse their paper's downward slide.

One of Annibale's most dramatic prints, combining etching and engraving, deals with the biblical tale "Susanna and the Elders" (circa 1590-92), in which a fleshy Susanna is spied on at her bath by two dirty old men.

"The results for 2014 were heavily impacted by the dramatic decline in print advertising during the first three months of the year, which saw the company lose £400,000," the company said.

Thus we now see dramatic changes to print product, consolidation of costs among broadcasters and the abandonment of failing business models.

In this particular case, the only thing I would say is that I certainly did not foresee the dramatic drop in print advertising that has taken place since.

Arthritis started at Day 11 after pristane-injection in the right hind paw and at Day 12 in two other paws; its occurrence was mirrored by a dramatic decrease in print area of the affected paws.

This season, things are more romantic, thanks to moody prints, dramatic blouses and antique effects, but there is a sting — namely, the economy.

Readers have therefore proved loyal despite the dramatic price increases over the past three years both in print and online.

Something less dramatic, like stars, animal print, or a pattern of stripes, can also work fairly well.

Mr Hollande has a habit of making dramatic-sounding promises which become less dramatic when the small-print is revealed.