Sentence examples for generic print from inspiring English sources

In a suite at Claridge's Hotel, on a chair of generic print, writer/director/crown prince of the awkward Wes Anderson is mulling over the allure of the man-child.

The Usual Care group underwent extensive health behaviour assessment as part of their trial participation, and to minimise attrition and comply with ethical standards, they received behavioural feedback and generic print materials.

Generic prints of princess images and princess related items can be found printed on all sorts of fabrics.

On health warnings however, progress has been slight: packets bear a simple, generic message printed in text, with no eye-catching images.In this section Where's the party?

Are these just generic ones you print out for everyone?" They are all for him.

Joy Revels, the owner, said she even used to print generic polo shirts for Dove before last year, when Mr. Jones put a sign outside his church saying, "Islam is of the devil".

Each piece simulates a cheap plastic store sign with generic images, words printed on Plexiglas and a section with changeable plastic letters.

Another year, he scrawled a quick greeting on the back of a mass-produced card with a generic holiday verse printed on the back.

After completing the survey, participants were offered printed generic or tailored feedback (depending on session randomisation) and asked to complete a brief exit survey after their GP appointment.

And, with Hewlett-Packard already the 800-pound gorilla in the printer market, Xerox needs to grab those sales before "to Hewlett" becomes as generic a term for printing as "to Xerox" has been for copying.

The moral of the story seemed to be that, despite technological changes that could harm a candymaker wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to 3-D-print a generic candy bar?—the company would remain relevant far into the future.