Sentence examples for line of print from inspiring English sources

With two editions of the same book, it is not possible, by mere inspection, to detect that a given line of print was not printed from the same type as the same line in the other book.

I also would heat the oven to the proper temperature, without asking for assistance, if I could read the line of print on the tube of biscuits that says whether to bake at 350 or 375 degrees.

Other potential payoffs include the eternal gratitude of your colleagues and another line of print in your curriculum vitae.

Here and there, a single line of prints peels off to a spruce tree.

Without spaces to use for guideposts, the ancient reader needed more than twice the normal quantity of fixations and saccades per line of printed text.

Without spaces, readers find it much harder to saccade to suitable points to fixate (Rayner et al. 1998), and without efficient saccading, reading cannot be faster than speaking because readers have to regularly check what they have read: Without spaces to use for guideposts, the ancient reader needed more than twice the normal quantity of fixations and saccades per line of printed text.

DotOne's line of prints and textiles launches today.

It's as if the actors have pulled apart lines of print and stepped onto the page.

I had brought one stereogram with lines of print — unrelated words and short phrases — that, if viewed stereoscopically, appeared to be on seven different planes of depth, but, if viewed with one eye, or without true stereo vision, appeared to be on the same plane.

Tracey Emin, Grayson Perry and the Chapman brothers often produce "diffusion lines" of prints, or limited editions.

The title of this brainy but incoherent show refers to the space between lines of printed text; most of the nine artists deal in words.