Sentence examples for in print from from inspiring English sources

(The collected novels are recently back in print from Vintage).

Many of them remain in print from Law-Arts Publishers, New York.

A smooch in print from a big American newspaper is still something of a mixed blessing here.

Thus, he said, television's needs increasingly define what is also covered in print, from O. J. Simpson to Monica Lewinsky.

Gracefully poised in person, she did not shy in print from comparing the worst of contemporary American architecture to the totalitarian excesses of Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin.

Anyone getting hold of it (the volume remains in print, from Honolulu's University Press of the Pacific) has to tap the maple pretty hard to get any sap.

And not only the crisis, but the bailout too continues: the Fed is still taking extraordinary measures including 0percentt interest rates, and the stock market is awash in printed-from-nothing quantitative easing money.

Preparing a form suitable for use in printing from letterpress copy, whether in individual type pieces or in lines of lead alloy, is an operation called makeup.

He graduated with a degree in printing from the Rochester Institute of Technology, then coaxed his father out of a six-month retirement.

In printing from intaglio forms, the plate is flooded with an ink of medium viscosity and the surface of the plate wiped clean with either a metal doctor blade or a piece of hard-surfaced paper.

The enlarged portraits of the African Choir, which line one wall of the exhibition, were made by Mike Spry, a specialist in printing from glass plates who was coaxed out of retirement to undertake the meticulous process in his garden shed.