Sentence examples for every printed from inspiring English sources

Its goal is to have every printed book on earth available for instant download.

National libraries have the right to demand a copy of every printed book published on their territory (and they also get huge quantities of other documents too).

True, Friedländer seems to have read virtually every printed source and secondary work on his vast subject in English, German and French.

He begins, encouragingly: "Despite a current impression to the contrary, implicit in nearly every printed utterance on the subject, there should not be any essential functional disparity between the journalist male and the journalist female".

"The Library of Congress, despite the fact that it is the recipient of two copies of every printed and copyrighted book in America, does not have a program or indeed a mandate to preserve even one copy for posterity," the draft report said.

Almost every printed book is now also available as an ebook, so why hang about waiting for a publisher to realise how good you are? Get your book on Kindle and if a publisher comes along later with an offer (and the hindsight of seeing how popular your book is) then maybe you can sit down and talk.

Since 1537, by law the library must have a copy of every book printed in France.

"Every accepted printed dictionary supports my grammatical interpretation of the parking sign," he wrote.

The poster was banned in 1972 and Polnareff was fined 10 francs for every copy printed.

Amazon is now selling 114 ebooks for every 100 printed books, helped by the popularity of its Kindle.

You can read every word printed about wine, but if you do not drink wine that knowledge is wasted.