Sentence examples for even though it prints from inspiring English sources

I finally got around to setting it up, and even though it prints basic documents, every time I try to scan, the software crashes.

Even though it was printed only a month ago, it now seems as detached from the moment as cave drawings, a document of an extinct culture that reveled without apology in the trivial and gaudy, pushing luxury to absurd heights.

"If I have a heart attack, who's going to call 911?" said Claudia Mutter, 50, from Coventry, R.I., who said she was unaware of the cellphone ban, even though it was printed on the back of tournament tickets.

On his first day in charge of BBC2 in 1988, Yentob sought to change the schedule, even though it was already printed in the newspapers.

Toward the end of the story, Mark decides not to sign the poetition, even though it will now be printed in the Times.

For the dedicated cook, a treasure worth tracking down, even though it is out of print.

In "Sisters, Siam and Shahima," these young girls are photographed in what seems like opulence even though it is mainly the floral prints on their dresses and on the wall covering that provides the sensation of luxury.

Even so, and even though it's barely 100 large-print pages long, the book outstays its welcome.

In his modest Uniondale home, Mr. Johnke pointed to the "special spot" on a bookshelf where he keeps the November 1927 edition -- a 19th printing even though it was only six months after the flight -- of "We," Lindbergh's account of his adventure, which he wrote at Falaise, the Sands Point home of Harry Guggenheim.

Standing in a cold rain outside the Capitol at noon Tuesday, the governor and the two legislative leaders promised hundreds of health care workers who had been bused in for a rally that the bill would be passed, even though it had yet to be printed or distributed to lawmakers.

Even though it is not a full-print publication it is often cited in this context.