Sentence examples for expensive prints from inspiring English sources

Once reviled, Eggleston himself is now revered, and correspondingly expensive – prints now sell for £350,000-plus.

He is also one of a number of Indians who have become fed up with seeing their photographs on calendars, posters and expensive prints, without getting anything in return.

Putting up massive prints is a waste of space, when the curators could provide iPads and let us scroll through a digital gallery that would easily be as beautiful and compelling as the expensive prints.

Your camera guy or girl may offer you packages with pricey edits and expensive prints and albums.

Another, less expensive printing technology developed for the home and small businesses is inkjet printing.

At Christie's, the second lot became the most expensive print ever sold at auction.

We no longer need expensive printing and distribution networks: the internet provides an instant, global and cheap publishing platform.

As of Tuesday, the most expensive print offered online at Mr. Norsigian's Web site, ricknorsigian.com, appeared to be a limited-edition print for $960.

Believed to be the first book published in the US, the work has become the most expensive printed book after it was auctioned in New York last night.

E-readers hold out the prospect of allowing newspapers to shut down their expensive printing presses and switch to much cheaper electronic delivery.

For the consumer, this means new entrants like Vice and BuzzFeed can reach large audiences without having to invest in expensive printing presses or transmission systems.