Sentence examples for off the printed from inspiring English sources

The stretchy material can be peeled off the printed model and wrapped around the real heart for a perfect fit.

Publisher Anna Gerber isn't trying to kill off the printed book – she'd just like you to spend a bit more time on your mobile.

It was just another day at a recording studio in Manhattan, where New York stories are lifted off the printed page and into the spoken word for blind New Yorkers seeking audio versions of books about their city.

Peyton's genteel mother-in law, the determinedly courteous but flinching Grace, in her taupes and silks, comes off the printed page as vividly, I swear, as vulgar Mrs Bennet in Pride and Prejudice.

Although intensive modules of intercultural communication can represent a real challenge when it comes to defining their objectives i.e. prioritizing content on the one hand, and selecting the methods, strategies and style of delivery on the other, they can be successful provided that activities are lifted off the printed page and are made more accessible, real, meaningful and memorable.

Bewkes could try and sell off the printed titles, but UBS media analyst Michael C. Morris thinks finding a bidder will be tough for the foreseeable future.

Lloyd: The turning off of the printing presses is one concern that is very reminiscent of the Japanese situation.

Hatch off-the-shoulder printed crepe maxi dress, $300, Net-a-Porter.

Much of that will change when first-quarter financial statements start coming off the printing presses in a few weeks.

We went together to see the first copies of The Moor's Last Sigh come off the printing press.

The Knight Ridder team worked on the assumption that it would – but only if you switched off the printing presses.