Sentence examples for end the printed from inspiring English sources

Though he does not intend to end the printed publication, "five to 10 years from now, if not sooner, the vast majority of The New Republic readers are likely to be reading it on a tablet," he said.

At Shakespeare's Globe, where the program costs £4 and a floor ticket only £5 (which buys a spot standing near the stage, as was done 400 years ago), equal the cost of a movie in the West End, the printed programs also are specific to each play (about 12 are planned for this year's season, which runs April 23 through mid-October).

The decision to end the print edition "was always going to happen," Ms. Brown said.

Reached on a plane about to depart Mexico City, Mr. Diller said there was little choice but to end the print magazine once the Harman family decided this summer to withdraw financial support.

ezeep thinks it can end the printing headache for small and large companies.

If you relied on free, gossipy online channels to understand why we were ending the print edition, you got what you paid for: some jokes, some inaccurate observations about the state of our business, and maybe a 20% chance of seeing "Encyclopædia Britannica" spelled correctly.

Magazines have been particularly hard hit; publisher Condé Nast last week announced it was ending the print edition of Glamour.

When World War II ended, the Army printed copies of the Talmud, a sacred collection of Jewish law and tradition, for Jews living in displaced persons camps in Europe.

So, for the thousandth time: is this the end of the printed book?

If all its catalogs will be available online, will it eventually mean the end of the printed book?

"It could represent the end of the printed circuit board," said Jim Mitchell, director of Sun Laboratories here.