Sentence examples for mistake prints from inspiring English sources

Use mistake prints as scribble paper, or send a stack along to your children's daycare or school for artwork use.

Indeed, Lum claimed that the bomber was someone who had deliberately ignored Spies's message about the mistaken printing of Ruhe.

She scans this page into her computer, fixes her mistakes, and prints it out.

The lab made a small mistake by printing the B roll two frames off from the A roll.

Earlier this year, a newspaper editor made the mistake of printing a blunt critique of puritan religious beliefs, and was summarily fired.

The original Imogen – a Shakespearean spelling mistake or printing error, which melted two ns into an m – is the high-mettled daughter of henpecked Celtic king Cymbeline.

To correct the mistake before printing of the broadsides was begun, Dunlap ordered the quotation marks pulled out of the type.

It is still a work in progress – the reader rightly spotted the mistake in printing the racing journalist's name in red and there have been problems with the colours in the league tables.

The public relations team behind her recent film A Mighty Heart made the mistake of printing out a legal document stipulating that interviews 'could only be used to promote the picture'.

Heidegger does not seem ever to have acknowledged the mistake in print, despite having known Grabmann personally, and despite having a splendid opportunity to set the record straight in his introduction to the 1972 reprint of Die Kategorien- und Bedeutungslehre des Duns Scotus.

Although compositors and printers were not immune from mistakes, the printing press eliminated one of the most vexatious problems: the introduction or perpetuation of textual errors by the manuscript copyists.