Sentence examples for make up prints from inspiring English sources

And they were taken in the late 1930's when Ms. Levitt, then an aspiring photographer, was sharing a darkroom with Evans and helping him make up prints for his book and exhibition "American Photographs".

The rules governing commercial materials make up the small print in the Federal Register.

After last summer's collection, which was made up of prints and draped dresses that were glam vacation clothes, this show focused on a spring wardrobe.

The wordless novel is a silent narrative made up of prints of 139 engraved woodblocks.

Made up of prints, drawings and video projections, the exhibition offerred a cutting-edge overview of digital creativity centered around video mapping practices.

About half the show is made up of printed poems by David Daniels, a West Coast artist now in his 70's.

The campaign is made up of print advertisements that feature personal stories about police officers told from the perspective of people who know them.

The initial campaign is made up of print advertisements; billboards; displays in stores that sell produce, seafood and other products from Oregon; and Web sites like oregon.gov and traveloregon.com.

"We watch paywalls all the time".Sadly, subscriptions online and in print are not enough to make up for print advertising losses.

Newspaper revenues are projected to fall 20% to $30 billion, and digital sales aren't growing nearly fast enough to make up for print's decline.

New jobs on the Internet haven't begun to make up for print journalism's job losses particularly when pay for a 300-word Web piece can be as low as $15 to $20; even the math-impaired can see the trouble of this panning out when compared with the burden of student loans.