Sentence examples for house printing from inspiring English sources

But it would be better if Jaz didn't know that Lynette had been here, in this house, printing her presence everywhere so that it haunted him wherever he looked.

So there is, he concludes, a measure of guilt – not least that his project has made him a wealthy man, allowing him to buy a house, start up a small publishing house printing translations of foreign books he really wants to see in Norwegian.

I will highlight from what is the classical supply chain in this industry (publishing house) – printing houses – publishing house – wholesale/retail trade – customer and/or consumer, the relationship of the printing house and the publishing house.

This means that a standard commercial publishing house, printing this or that author's first or second volume, aims at only.001 of the entire population.

That does not include the money for the Freedom House printing press or Kyrgyz-language service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, a pro-democracy broadcaster.

Contegix recently added 4,000 square feet of space to the 20,000 square feet it occupies at Digital's 900 Walnut Street, a century-old building that, like 1111 Olive, was built to house printing presses.

The house plans for the first Lifestore house, printed and bound by John Pawson's office, are for sale, for $1,800.

She said Read/Write was the nation's only grass-roots-oriented library to house printed works from an entire city.

And there is money to be made if the advance is not too high, the house prints the right number of copies, and the marketing is carefully calibrated.

For each hybridization 300 ng of Cy3- and Cy5-labelled cDNAs were mixed with in house printed yeast arrays (YAUAv 1.0, DNA Microarray Facility, Department of Biology, University of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal) and hybridized for 20 hours at 42°C using an Agilent (Santa Clara, CA, USA) hybridization oven.

The official publishing houses printed vast quantities of a tiny selection of titles.