Sentence examples for its printing from inspiring English sources

The Sun featured a blaring front-page headline "Labour's lost it," floodlit its printing plant in Conservative blue and pumped blue smoke from a smokestack at its complex in Wapping, on London's east side.

Hewlett-Packard announced Wednesday morning that it would merge its printing and PC divisions.

[C9.] REORGANIZATION Hoping to increase its business for corporate and consumer printing services, Hewlett-Packard said it would revamp its printing division.

The newspaper, for one, does not need the building as much now that it has moved its printing operation to the city's Southwest Side.

No software told Donnelley what kinds of returns it was making on its printing jobs or how to price new contracts.

Nor does it look set to jettison its printing business, which is having to adapt to an increasingly digital world.

It's like the government and its printing press.

During the 17th and 18th centuries it was known for the excellence of its printing industry.

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.

It can only do that by firing up its printing press, and conjuring new euros out of thin air.

But as a tiny charity with shoestring budget, it is badly in need of funding to cover its printing costs.