Sentence examples for memorable print from inspiring English sources

One of its memorable print ads from the 1970s shows two side-by-side mansions, with the owner of one paying a call on the other.

(The sensational début of "Banality," in 1988, with simultaneous, identical shows at galleries in New York, Cologne, and Chicago, was publicized by memorable print ads, in Artforum, which posed Koons with bikini babes, schoolchildren, and pigs).

For a while, it became acceptable to carry Ikea's blue and yellow bags outside, while Christopher Shannon's stripy Tesco-ish bag print, which appeared on hats and jumpers in his AW14 collection, were the most memorable print of the season.

Dissecting John Gast's memorable print, American Progress, I ponder the significance of Manifest Destiny.

Apple also created a number of memorable print-ad campaigns, many of which appeared in the pages of The New Yorker.

Another series, Spanish Village (1951), contains many of his most memorable prints.

A sheath is attractive and easy to wear; solids are less memorable than prints and a more economical purchase.

"Designers and developers are shaping the way that people consume information, share ideas, sell products, tell stories and create memorable experiences — in print, online and via mobile handsets," said Shantanu Narayen, president and chief executive officer at Adobe.

To coincide with the new Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS Digital ELPH camera also announced today, this compact photo printer is available in silver, blue and pink to enable consumers to express their own personal style when printing out memorable moments from a wedding shower or a weekend getaway. .

Mr. Chagoya's prints are especially memorable.

One memorable week the Post accidentally printed too many winning numbers, so instead of the usual one or two winners, several hundred people shared the winning jackpot -- they got maybe $300 apiece, instead of the $50,000 bonanza they'd each been dreaming about.