Sentence examples for map printed in from inspiring English sources

The Boston Foster was the first map printed in North America.

The map printed in the novel's pages was not some final flourish but a record of its very origins.

And if you check the map printed in "Wicked," on the upper left you'll find an arrow suggesting a distant land northwest of Oz, a place named Fliaan.

But then he pointed it out to her, a place in India called Bengal, on a map printed in an issue of The Economist.

And in 1989 he had gone to look at one of the Beinecke's two copies of William Hubbard's "A Narrative of the Troubles with the Indians" and had seen that its map, the John Foster map printed in Boston in 1677 — the same map that was found, sixteen years later, in facsimile, in Smiley's briefcase — was missing.

Instead, the commission referenced a series of geological survey "quad" maps printed in the 1970s and 1980s.

Bernd Hatscher, the library's director, showed off a copy of the "Rudimentum Novitiorum," a history of the world with vividly colored maps printed in Lübeck in 1475.

He had a temporary map printed quickly in black and white.

Because modern topographic maps are printed in several colours, separate plates must be prepared for each.

These were among the first war maps ever printed in America.

Freeman's maps were printed in black and white.