Sentence examples for had printed that from inspiring English sources

When Stephen Mailer was impersonating his father, he jokingly remonstrated against The New York Post, which, he said, had printed that at the funeral, Stephen had sung the sentimental Elton John hit "Candle in the Wind".

And I've never said [hate], and I think that's where the press have printed that wrong.

If an organisation doesn't want to help you promote some shite you've printed, that doesn't make you a victim of censorship or free speech martyr.

Tracy Chutorian Semler, a trustee and the vice chairwoman of the search committee, said the group had printed T-shirts that said "Survivor: The Head of School Search Edition".

There were photos he was having printed, that he didn't have time to pick up; medicine that he'd ordered that hadn't arrived.

"Wisden could not have printed that, surely?

Well, now we have "printed" that phrase, Ivan.

The last three outfits had prints that were digitally worked to bring a new dimension to the artistic hand craft.

Margit Erb had brought her own box of photographs: images of Ennis that Leiter had printed over several decades, and that had been preserved in his archive.

By that evening, many newspapers in London and New York had printed sensationalized headlines that exploited the death-from-overdose account.

He requested that all newspapers that had printed the "True American" editorial also print his response.