Sentence examples for in print only from inspiring English sources
WHEN WASPS BLOG Those days of preppy names in print only at birth, marriage and death are long over.
Jane Austen's name had been set in print only twice in her lifetime — and that in subscription lists for other people's books.
The Washington Post circulates in print only around Washington, D.C., but way over 90 percent — I think over 95 percent of our Internet audience is outside Washington, D.C.
A serialization in print only of the prologue and first chapter of "Inferno" will begin Sunday in The Daily Mail in Britain.
The national edition of The Budget, now available in print only, is largely composed of submissions from hundreds of volunteer "scribes" from across the country.
He said that his company had negotiated with agents for electronic rights to books it had published in print only because no royalty terms had been agreed on.
To minimize the noise due to batch-to-batch variation in printing, only the arrays manufactured during the same print run were used in each batch.
In addition many technologies not available in print-only formats can be explored such as hyperlinking, video files, and interactive graphics and molecular superimpositions.
Geochemical Transactions, as in the past, supports the use of color to create high-quality figures [9] and present color images [10], hyperlinking [11], video files [12], and other options not available in print-only media.
Further confounding the issue, some acupuncture literature is published in print-only journals that are not currently indexed in any electronic database.
These I want not only in print, but in pristine first editions.
