Sentence examples for much printed from inspiring English sources

And you won't find much printed English, since the shelves are stocked mostly with imported products: bottled horchata (a rice-based drink), Zote laundry soap and cans of pickled jalapeños.

My wife, Polly, found out about it on the internet and thought it would be a fun thing to do and I've got so much printed matter in my life that it made sense to give some of it away.

Choosing a printer is still fairly complicated though, with options including different printing technologies such as inkjet or laser — the latter of which is bigger, but faster and often cheaper — and machines designed to make the most of photos or to help you get as much printed out as quickly as possible.

Simultaneously, Mr. Lefkowitz and I exclaimed, of course, "Not that there's anything wrong with that!" But the general problem, he explained, is that much printed or online travel information, especially for a complex extravaganza of a city like Las Vegas, is out of date, insipid, wrong, useless or insufficiently detailed.

In other words, too much printed money.

We are living through the greatest macroeconomic experiment in the history of the U.S. Never was so much printed and spent by so few.

Increasingly, universities accept assignments uploaded to the VLE, so new students may not need to do much printing.

All I know is that I haven't read this much print media in years.

Or, let me rephrase that: I haven't paid to read this much print media in years.

Obama is worth at least $250 million in annual comparative advertising value, or the price it would cost to buy that much print, online and TV time.

The correction among web stocks hasn't gotten nearly as much print as the industry's surge in the beginning of the month, although the fall is just as pronounced as the rise.