Sentence examples for hands on prints from inspiring English sources

See more from Mike's "Taxi" project at his website, and get your hands on prints of the photos here.

I love watching people work at the best of times, but there was something really amazing about watching this bald craftsman getting his hands on a print and thumbing it into a stained-cherry-wood rectangle.

We cannot keep our hands on the printed book and the new website is exploding.

Future historians will puzzle in amazement about how otherwise sophisticated people allowed the entire global monetary system to come crashing down because some Princeton professor got his hands on a printing press.

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.

The one I got my hands on is actually printed, but I do like the idea of the blank one.

The patient in this workshop, the 3D Printing Hands-on Course at the 2015 annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), was born with double outlet right ventricle syndrome (DORV), accompanied by a ventricular septal defect (VSD).

She wiped her hands on her cheetah-print pants and ducked back into the dimly lighted bar.

It's also created a community for those early buyers, providing stencils, videos and images to spark their inspiration when they get hands on with the printing pen.

(That's the lead hand on the printing press that Malpass thinks is largely to blame for inflation).

An American reporter is on hand to print the legend and to impress his readers with Britain's abiding capacity for martial glory, far from the futility of the Western Front and the disaster of Gallipoli.