Sentence examples for have always printed from inspiring English sources

Magazines have always printed readers' nature photos (I've got issues of the Countryman from the 1950s full of them) and social media makes it easier.

Poets have always printed their own work.

With a few exceptions, he has always printed in black and white, with deliberately heightened contrast; "so that the thing really comes at you - a kind of hit and run.

Russian directives to the defence minister and Vladimir Putin, the Russian government said, have always been printed on paper.

The song-poem/poem-song (or, as you like, "song" or "poem") illustrates Zapruder's ability to suss out, in a piece of literary art, those rhythms and turns and peculiar syntactic constructions and thematic obsessions that are now, and have always been, printed poetry's companion phenomena to similar reifications of spiritual detritus in music.

Big 11″x17″ prints have always been a pretty sweet size for prints.

Earthly reality has nothing to do with the fact that God is timeless, and in fact, writers writing about time travel have always had trouble with the printed results of such travels.

NEW forms of media have always caused moral panics: the printing press, newspapers, paperbacks and television were all once denounced as threats to their consumers' brainpower and moral fiber.

Since Magnum's founding in 1947 by Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger, David Seymour and William Vandivert, the prints have always been kept at the agency's headquarters, which has moved around Manhattan.

Paintings and sculpture have never been a major emphasis of the New York Public Library's collections, but we have always collected drawings and prints -- flat works on paper -- that are research materials, like books, letters and manuscripts.

Work poured out of him — films, sculptures, puppet-theatre productions, charcoal drawings, and also prints, which have always been an important part of his oeuvre.