Sentence examples for have printed almost from inspiring English sources
Members of the Stop the Cull group, which took direct action against the Tory-Lib Dem coalition's controversial badger cull, claim to have printed almost half a million leaflets and posters calling for people to "Vote the Tories out".
In addition to maintaining the short-term federal funds rate at practically zero, it has printed almost two trillion dollars and used them to buy vast amounts of mortgage bonds and Treasury securities, with the intention of preventing long-term interest rates from rising.
DEAR MARY ELLEN: We have printed Rosalynn Carter's recipe for chili almost annually since the Carters were in the White House.
Favre owns several NFL records including: Most pass yards (71,838) Most pass completions (6,300) Most pass attempts (10,169) Most pass interceptions (336) Most starts (298) Most wins (186) He owns a number of team records, including having printed his name into almost every passing category in the annals of Green Bay Packers history.
Once you've printed something, it does exist, it will last (almost) forever.
Yet of probably 750 copies of Shakespeare's First Folio originally printed, almost a third have survived the centuries.
Ironically, almost all of these documents have been printed from digital versions held by the parties.
Robert F. Capon, an Episcopal priest, author, theologian and food writer best known for "The Supper of the Lamb," a sui generis book about cooking and metaphysics that has remained in print almost continuously since it was first published in 1969, died on Sept. 5 in Greenport, N.Y.
Chechen passports have been printed.
Radio and television, in contrast to print media, have remained almost entirely under government or military control.
