Sentence examples for has printed the from inspiring English sources

Even Dr Martens has printed the Garden... on boots and bags.

I have noticed, however, that more than once The Times has printed the word "cojones".

One of Off-Grid's competitors, PEGAfrica, has printed the whole sequence on a wristband, which it gives to customers.

In a partnership with the American Red Cross, the brand has printed the word "give" on 1.5 million colorful bandages, which also feature Nexcare's logo.

I have one cavil: The publisher, seemingly to economize on black ink, has printed the documents and photographs in such low-definition, smudgy gray that many are unreadable.

The Guardian has printed the term 117 times in the past five years, while the Observer, with its 10 times in five years, is less of an offender.

Would you have printed the story?

"You have printed the exact truth," another replied.

As readers have pointed out, it looks like they've printed the standings upside down.

That means they've printed the next ballot paper and that voting is open.

This, to me, is interesting, as no British papers have printed the cartoons.