Sentence examples for it should be printed from inspiring English sources

The article was circulated among four True editors, two of whom thought it should be printed.

One declared that it "should be printed on handbills and dropped from airplanes in all the 50 states," and another likened the prose to "the poetry of Alexander Pope".

The biographer, particularly the biographer of a contemporary, is often confronted with an ethical problem: how much of the truth, as he has been able to ascertain it, should be printed?

As recently as this fall, a YouGov poll showed that opinion was almost perfectly split: 51percentt of Germans did not think it should be printed in their country.

But not only has Kat Stacks become a symbol for DREAMers undocumented immigrants who came to the country as children and are fighting to stay—her story is so American, it should be printed on the flag.

If you didn't change the default username and password, it should be printed in the router's documentation or on the router itself.

Try telling a newspaper what it should be printing.

And that's as it should be — prints are an inherently democratic art form, relatively cheap and easy to acquire.

Our article includes links to the California POLST site and for the form itself (the sample above is just the first of two pages; it also should be printed on a specified color paper, which leads to POLST often being referred to as "that bright pink thing").

On maps of Afghanistan, the district does not appear to be there; where its name should be printed, maps show nothing but uninhabited wilderness.

Why is it, then, that they should be printed in mainstream newspapers which are not age-restricted and are sold and displayed at child's eye level?" Object, along with Eaves, Equality Now, End Violence Against Women and Turn Your Back on Page Three want this regulatory gap to be closed.