Sentence examples for has ever printed from inspiring English sources

Selkirk knew Arbus, and is the only person besides Arbus herself who has ever printed her work.

The Behrman first appeared, in installments, in this magazine; Edmund Wilson deemed it "the best profile The New Yorker has ever printed".

That same year, Behrman wrote a six-part Profile of the art dealer Joseph Duveen that Edmund Wilson subsequently called "the best profile The New Yorker has ever printed".

To put it in terms I can safely assume are the most offensive the Guardian has ever printed: as I picture the vast expanse of time stretching between me and my 40s, I couldn't give half a monkey's about the trials of middle age.

To this day not one reporter has ever printed a retraction.

Most newspapers in the world are posting every newspaper they have ever printed, so people are finding that things they did in the past are being made public.

Obviously this isn't the first panoramic photo they've ever printed – the feature has been around for years – but this is the first one from an iPhone 5 and the quality is arguably quite good with the right lighting.

He criticized the barbarism to which Christian fanatics have sometimes stooped with particularly sharp language -- some of the sharpest that has ever been printed.

Inspector Morse, Dalziel and Pascoe – claiming to have read every one that has ever been printed, and religiously re-reads A Christmas Carol every year.

"Today, I read more about Darren Wilson's 'life' than I've ever seen printed about any of the victims of the Charleston shooting," Black Lives Matter leader DeRay McKesson wrote on Monday.

It's expected to command between $15 million and $30 million — more than anyone, anywhere, has ever paid for a printed book.