Sentence examples for hand on printed from inspiring English sources
When this industry was born, in the 1960's, it largely operated in back alleys, with companies paying someone else to do the tedious and low-value job of placing semiconductor chips by hand on printed circuit boards and then soldering them in place.
Making tees is also a great way to make bundles of cash printing starts at hardly anything and goes up to not very much (unless we're talking artisan limited editions of one printed by hand on silk), resulting in clothes even those signed up for food stamps can afford.
We cannot keep our hands on the printed book and the new website is exploding.
We realize that getting your grubby hands on a printed copy of VICE is like finding a needle in a haystack that was dropped down a well that's guarded by a sex-crazed minotaur with two pointy dicks.
See more from Mike's "Taxi" project at his website, and get your hands on prints of the photos here.
She will be present at the opening reception from 1 to 4 P.M. today to explain the unusual technique she has evolved in which her plates are hand-inked and printed on hand-made paper.
If the Fed must print, then someone has to have their hand on the print button.
On the other hand, my printed copy is the 14th edition, copyrighted in 1968, and unless I graduate from high school again, I don't think anybody is going to give me a newer one.
The sets, hand printed on 100percentt recycled stock (starting at $12 for eight with envelopes) are unlike anything you're likely to find at Hallmark.
Transferred to a silkscreen and then hand printed on specially made kraft paper, a folk tale about a greedy jackal is made unforgettable by the addition of dreamy black and white pictures like nothing most of us have ever seen before.
In search of some smaller, less expensive items for our Handmade Holiday Gift Guide, we mulled all the good options (Groovy coasters? Nicely priced serving trays?) and ultimately went with these ornaments -- like much of the Wolfum line, hand printed on Baltic birch.
