Sentence examples for imprint reading from inspiring English sources

Some items previously thought to be "probably unique," according to the catalog description, now turn out to have long-lost twins, including a block of four three-cent stamps from 1867 with a marginal imprint reading "National Bank Note Co.

Certain novels, certain stories, certain essays he'd written had been permanently imprinting reading adventures for me.

Read about "Imprints,"  learn about her speaking, or catch her touring Gutless & Grateful, her one woman musical, to theatres, colleges, conferences and organizations nationwide.

Mammalian CTCF's are also involved in reading gene imprinting marks (i.e. Boris) at a high fraction of imprinted genes [ 76].

These nightly reading sessions imprinted on me so strongly that I still have a hard time falling asleep without reading something before turning out the light.

This is partly why having books is so important because we leave an imprint of ourselves and our reading eye in them through our scribbles and the passages that we highlight or underline.

By reading the code imprinted on casings found at a crime scene, police officers can identify the gun and track it to the purchaser, even when the weapon is not recovered.

The importance of reading is constantly imprinted upon us by way of our inability to survive without it.

She works primarily on crime and thriller fiction, and has co-launched a digital-first imprint, Killer Reads, which promotes new voices in the genre.

There are stories in that game that were imprinted in my brain forever after just reading them once.

A Congressman is seen reading a copy which has Library of Congress imprint.