Sentence examples similar to live print from inspiring English sources
When they came up with the term "triple threat" somehow I don't think they meant "shits once a week, has a great smile, gets corrections about where moths live printed in the Times".
Another of those print-is-dead-long-live-print tales.
In preparation for this final act, in an unpublished pamphlet written in the year before his death, Auto-Icon; or Farther Uses of the Dead to the Living (printed 1842, but not then published), he proposed the display of auto-iconized bodies and heads as a means to public instruction.
Ultimately, he was able to stop teaching and live on print sales.
"I've got to a stage where I can happily live off print sales," he says.
The magnificently ghastly Mrs Elton makes herself known through her voice and, in Emma, Austen discovers new and unprecedented ways of making a human voice live in print.
For those determined to stay one step ahead of the trend, live garment printing could offer a solution.
Of course, the tobacco industry has lived with print warnings for a long time and is fully aware of how humdrum they have become.
The two women, both mothers in their early 40s for whom the much-maligned term "yummy mummy" could have been invented, have both written about their romantic lives in print.
As keen readers in the field might guess, the undisputed godfathers of the genre remain Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) and Sherlock Holmes, who lived in print from 1887 to 1923, although he carries on immortally in all entertainment forms.
