Sentence examples for no prints of from inspiring English sources

Although some distinguished painters, such as Antoine Watteau, made etchings, no prints of importance were produced.

At the time he still had the contact sheets buried in his archive but no prints of the images.

Morris says: "There were no prints of Bloodbath to be found and it wasn't even sold to television so we had nothing to fall back on.

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(No print of either Sôjin's "Chinese Parrot" or the 1926 film of "The House Without a Key," starring George Kuwa, survives).

Although no single prints of great importance were produced, beautiful books were published.

There are no surviving prints of a silent-movie version, which was based on Davis's play and was released later in 1926, though a trailer for the movie offers a glimpse of what has been lost: a uniformed Gatsby (Warner Baxter) clutching a bob-headed Daisy Lois Wilsonn); a gaggle of women diving into a pool, ducking for gold pieces tossed there by Gatsby.

In 2005 and 2006, Philip Morris ran no print ads of any kind for its cigarette brands, a spokesman in Richmond, Va., David Sylvia, said yesterday, and it does not appear that there will be any in 2007.

There are fewer than 108 feet because there are no prints available for some of the newborns due to their uncooperative nature and playful attitude.

No hand-colored prints of A Trip to the Moon were known to survive until 1993, when one was given to the Filmoteca de Catalunya by an anonymous donor as part of a collection of two hundred silent films.

On top of that, studios would no longer have to make prints of films to distribute to cinemas; saving Hollywood alone more than $800m a year, according to one estimate.