Sentence examples for for every print from inspiring English sources

For every print edition of T, we ask an artist to reimagine our logo, and that original artwork opens the feature pages of the magazine.

They were paid between £50 and £150 each ("I got £150," Gentleman says, "an astonishing amount for me"), but the prints were also put on sale to the public "at a price within reach of the slenderest purse", the artists receiving sixpence for every print of theirs sold.

The company claims that hidden in the restriction of having to pay for every print, is a creative liberation.

Separately, for every print-tip group, a lowess normalisation was applied to the plot.

For every American print journalist who wanted to talk to Davis, there were four Dutch.

What this means is that for every five print subscribers, the Times now has about four digital-only subscribers.

For every 100 print books sold through the site, Amazon said it sold 114 titles for its Kindle e-reader device.

Bakshi and Vita were also experimental in their photography: Bakshi requested that the lab technicians produce several prints for every photo, each print increasingly out of focus, giving the backgrounds a fuzzy quality.

Danbury now charges 10 cents for every page printed and uses a computerized system to collect the fees.

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

All the books on display have been vetted before publication and some heavily censored, as is routine for every book printed in Iran.