Sentence examples for joint printed from inspiring English sources

"I cased the joint, printed the leaflets and hired the buses," he says.

GALLERIES — UPTOWN JENNY PERLIN Consider the conundrum of an airport Sbarro pizza joint printing "Please exercise regularly!" on its cash-register receipts.

One example was an order to seek out damaging material about Conrad Black, owner of the Telegraph titles, who has been in dispute with Desmond for months about their joint printing operation.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — UPTOWN JENNY PERLIN Consider the conundrum of an airport Sbarro pizza joint printing "Please exercise regularly!" on its cash-register receipts.

When, in 2004, a completely revised edition of the dictionary came to fruition in joint print and online versions under the historian Colin Matthew's editorship, its 60 dead-tree volumes cost £7,500.

The National Journal, which recently hired away The Associated Press's Washington bureau chief to lead a new joint print-online newsroom, is in the process of hiring some 30 people for its expanded operations.

In addition to reaching those 1 million digital-only subscribers, the Times boasts 1.1 million customers with joint print-digital subscriptions.

Mees' work is oddly primal, with slits built in at the joints and printed hints at shed snakeskin.

After the attempt to include the panels into the model, we considered only their dead load: gravitational masses weighing 50 g were loaded at each node as simulating the printed joint and the panel influence.

The mock-up is composed by 697 wooden beams, 462 laser-cutted PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) thin panels, and 465 FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling) printed joints (Fig. 3).

Experimental data showed that the electromigration failure occurs in solder joints on the printed circuit board (PCB) side due to the current crowding.