Sentence examples for is printed about from inspiring English sources

Don't bother believing the press - whatever is printed about something like that wouldn't be the truth, just on principle.

Inkjet prints on polycotton of tabloid articles articulated with the artist's crude hand markings -- either setting the record straight or expressing a reaction to the nonsense that is printed about him.

In Style is printing about 2.3 million copies of its September issue into which the pullout will be reverse-bound.

The magazine is printing about 200,000 copies and has presold nearly 40,000 subscriptions through affiliates of the United Jewish Appeal.

Anecdotes associated with his name were printed about 1500 in one or more Low German language versions.

"It seems to me too much has been printed about nature for it to remain what it used to be...

A lot has been printed about my carbon footprint, and I think we may need to our revise our mission statement.

Whenever apocalyptic articles are printed about the state of West End theatre, it is pointed out how many musicals are on: the higher the proportion of musicals to straight plays, the nearer the end of the world.

At a cocktail party, Mr. Thurber corners Mr. Matthews, a businessman, and forces him to listen to a number of anecdotes which had been printed about Thurber but which were untrue.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, December 6 , 1947P. 39 At a cocktail party, Mr. Thurber corners Mr. Matthews, a businessman, and forces him to listen to a number of anecdotes which had been printed about Thurber but which were untrue.

The New Yorker, December 6 , 1947P. 39 At a cocktail party, Mr. Thurber corners Mr. Matthews, a businessman, and forces him to listen to a number of anecdotes which had been printed about Thurber but which were untrue.