Sentence examples for exchange prints from inspiring English sources

Winifred Friedman, who has written extensively on Boydell, explains that despite this success, "[w]hat rankled Boydell was that the French would not extend credit, or exchange prints; he was required to produce hard cash.

TODAY'S Free exchange print article examines whether economies get a growth boost from using digital technology.

Fuchsberg is aiming to convert the rest of the world: "Billions of literate adults", he believes, will eventually exchange print for digital screens.

As the chart in this week's Free exchange print article Strength in numbers—shows they used to hold much more equity, a financial shock absorber that sits at the bottom of their balance sheets.

Its purpose is to exchange printed circuit board design information between design and manufacturing and between design tools from different EDA/ECAD vendors.

Occasionally, the computer speaks back, and these exchanges — printed in a different typeface — between the wry old man and his modern machine are among the many delights of the book.

It's 2010, and we're still exchanging printed business cards.

It had become fashionable to exchange such prints with poetry at the beginning of the new year.

Some students were told their choices were permanent; others were told they could exchange their prints after several days.

But she also made portraits of her subjects, as a way of getting to know them and as something she could leave them in exchange: her prints for their hospitality.

Mr. Rosenblum did not dispute the scientific findings, but wrangling over a resolution went on for months, Mr. Mattis said, ending with "a simple exchange of prints, with no admission of guilt".