Sentence examples for in its printed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Diller's words sparked a wave of interest in media circles that the 79-year-old magazine would eventually cease to exist in its printed form.

Although the newspaper in its printed form is no more, its executives are determined that its newsprint-style covers should live on... through its tablet editions.

The site specializes in photography books and retains much of what makes this genre special in its printed form: the intimacy, the intended juxtapositions and the suspense of flipping.

Now consider the final irony: this is one of the biggest stories in the history of the New York Times, but you won't find one word about it on the Times website or in its printed pages.

When the Square Hebrew alphabet became standardized, it took (at least, in its formal style and, much later, in its printed form) the form that, with insignificant changes, it has today.

In its printed form, Genesis has 50 chapters, only one and a bit of which directly concern the origins of the universe.

It's a poem that's needed right now, which is why The New York Times dedicated an entire page to it in its print edition today.

The Atlantic stopped making room for The Puzzler in its print pages two years ago and shifted it to the Web, where crosswords have historically languished.

The New York Times, for example, has more presses in its printing plants in the New York area than it needs, to allow for maintenance.

We are maintaining the integrity of the paper in its print format, but with the ability to distribute it on the Internet".

In its print heyday, the magazine sold more than 300,000.