Therefore, the names and addresses on the envelopes should be written out, not printed on the computer or with labels.
Later, in a 1968 biography of Keats, Gittings describes the importance of the poem: "The whole ode, in fact, has a borrowed air, and he acknowledged its lack of success by not printing it with the others ... Yet with its acceptance of the numb, dull and indolent mood as something creative, it set the scene for all the odes that followed".
The exhibition begins with American magazines of the 1860's that published engraved copies of Civil War photographs at a time when actual photographs could not be printed with text.
When he found that his letters to the editors were not getting printed with any regularity, he took out paid advertising space at the bottom of the front page of The New York Times in which he would air quips and gripes.
It is a direct result of this that the Sun can get away with not printing an apology, although it would have helped if Ipso had at least requested the Sun to print one.
Wear a white t-shirt or top that you don't mind getting printed with the paint.
Not surprisingly, printing with living cells to create tissues is much more complex than printing objects in plastic or metal.
When Ms. Greene is not designing clothes -- plaids printed with maple leafs, short skirts with unfinished hems, jackets with dangling neckties -- she is part of the aggressively pretentious art-world band Fischerspooner.
There was something wild and sensual about these mixed plaids and sweaters with lascivious ripe cherries, apples and bones as patterns, not to mention silken robes printed with naked women.
The assassination of bin Laden allows us to begin turning the page — but surely not if that page is printed with an official trophy photograph of his blasted head.
