Sentence examples for early print from inspiring English sources

In early 1982, the early print advertisements featured nothing more than two fingers, one human, one alien, touching -- a soon-to-be-iconic image that sparked the interest of seven-year-old me.

That form of the story also appeared in an early print edition on Saturday.

In some respects, flat graphics can be seen as a nod back to early print, specifically Russian propaganda war posters.

Another early print technology, daisy-wheel printers, made impressions of whole characters with a single blow of an electromagnetic printhead, similar to an electric typewriter.

On Saturdays, there will be early print editions of the Sunday Times-Picayune with some breaking news and some Sunday content.

Digital information newly available from all over the world enhanced his research on early print culture — in all its frequently vulgar, ephemeral, zany and menacing variety.

From knapping flint into arrowheads, to those ponderous early printing presses which slowly turned out thousands of printed pages, to the extraordinary phone/computer/camera which now sits in our pockets, humans are definitely tool-making critters.

But the early prints stand out (Glueck).

Very early printed books are as treasured as manuscripts.

The previous day, Oct. 17, brings a sale of scientific books and early printed books.

Such colophons are important sources of information for the origin of early printed books.