Sentence examples for of a printed from inspiring English sources

That would be roughly 30 to 90 pages of a printed book.

Since 2007, the cost of a printed copy of the FT has doubled to £2.

In fact, without the aid of a printed gallery guide, it is almost unintelligible.

But these costs typically represent only a tenth of a printed book's retail price, estimates Credit Suisse, an investment bank.

Tapia laughed, and mimicked a manager frantically snipping each line out of a printed schedule, for individual distribution.

On the flat, foursquare pages of a printed book, Waldo H. Hunt could part the Red Sea.

Black-and-white beadwork glazed the shoulders of a printed caftan, and wedge heels flashed still more whirling patterns.

We all got to talking and decided that there was a lot more to be taught than was possible in the cozy confines of a printed periodical.

"One of the strengths of a printed book as opposed to a web page is actually the absence of links and collaborative noise.

It just sat there until we produced a handful of copies of a printed volume that we could show to publishers.

There are billions of pages on the internet, so the value of an individual page is lower than that of a printed page.