Wear shirts and tank tops that express paw prints or animal prints.
And so, certainly, in the nineteen-fifties, it would have been a difficult idea to express in print.
Everyone is going through difficult times". On the digital issue, he defines the magazine as "the community expressed in print".
I am a "sectarian" and have never been ashamed of expressing in print my conviction that sectarianism can offer us something decisive and positive...
I am a "sectarian" and have never been ashamed of expressing in print my conviction that sectarianism can offer us something decisive and positive..
In my judgment, the clipped form of issues is best expressed in print with an apostrophe to indicate the lost syllable, followed by the group of letters that most familiarly evokes the sound.
While I will not speak for the other authors, it has been my longstanding conviction (repeatedly expressed in print) that anti-Americanism can and ought to be distinguished from well-grounded critiques of United States policies or attributes of American society and culture.
Christian Wiman, the editor of Poetry since 2003, has often expressed in print a stern preference for formal poems and a disdain for what he calls "broken-prose confessionalism" and "the generic, self-obsessed free-verse poetry of the seventies and eighties".
"So wouldn't it be nice if due to the requirements of business, you could get an experience with the people you care the most about, your wife and kids, your friends, your partner?" That sentiment is expressed in print ads with text like this: "Hilton HHonors transforms your points into memories you can't help but share".
The company was not eager to walk through that door with Skyy because the brand "has always been driven by imagery, very stylish, very glamorous," he added, which seemed more suitable to be expressed through print and out-of-home advertising.
Born in Los Angeles, Lillard was a prolific author who expressed in print his interests in Western history, fiction, the Nevada desert and his own home in Beverly Glen Canyon, a patch of verdant wilderness surrounded by the nation's second-largest city.
