Sentence examples for later printing from inspiring English sources

"Destination" was a bit unclear at first glance, but easy to figure out: For instance, if you select "Printer," it doesn't send your scan to a printer, just saves the scan using settings that are proper for later printing.

Peter, much abashed, sent Eliot an apology, and the article was purged from a later printing of that number of Essays in Criticism.

Then, the gaps between droplets were fully filled up in a later printing iteration.

Shakespeare's Third Folio — the third collected edition of his plays — is a famous example of a later printing of a book that has more value than an earlier one.

It was eventually printed seven times with a later printing removing any anti-Pitt sentiment.

They produced finely written manuscripts and, later, printed books.

The chart was later printed in France, and after the American Revolution was published in the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society.

In a 1958 speech, later printed in Harper's magazine, he called it "the ground upon which I learned to stand".

Brandeis was there, though, and delivered a speech that was later printed in Harper's under the title "Efficiency by Consent".

As in the title pages or main divisions of later printed books, incipits provide an occasion for display letters and a fanfare of calligraphic ornament.

Directorium inquisitorium, his only extensive work, was compiled in 1376 as a guide for inquisitors and was later printed (1503) and reissued many times.