Sentence examples for not been printed from inspiring English sources

The texts had not been printed or kept in print.

Yet the bill had not been printed at midnight, and it remained unclear whether it could be passed before dawn.

He rushed to release the e-book edition in the United States last Tuesday, even though the paper version of the book had not been printed and distributed.

Thousands of new city schoolteachers, who were in Manhattan for a weeklong mandatory training course, were told that their materials had not been printed, attendees said.

The Nazi leader's antisemitic diatribe has not been printed in Germany since the end of the second world war, but an annotated and critical edition is due to be published next year.

An Army spokesman said that Colonel Johnson had signed a master letter but that because of either a computer glitch or human error, individual names and addresses had not been printed on each of the 7,000 copies mailed.

(He asked that his name not be printed).

Until 1445, the concept of an index was meaningless, since books were not being printed.

Online only: future editions of the Oxford English Dictionary will likely not be printed.

When Shapeways began, half the files uploaded could not be printed because of mistakes or faults.

(Rose, who is now under military protection, requested that her last name not be printed).