Sentence examples for official print from inspiring English sources

They entered the king's hospital room and pressed his thumb onto the document for an official print.

In its final edition, it said: "This marks the last official print version of Daily Variety, which reported what happened yesterday.

The maladroit bear, whose realist philosophy was immortalized in two books by Milne (and later a series of Walt Disney cartoons), had his last official print adventure in 1928 in "The House at Pooh Corner," which ended with his human companion, Christopher Robin, leaving for boarding school.

First, the judges suggested the Brotherhood had infiltrated an official printing facility to produce pre-marked ballots favoring their candidate.

Now, an account by a European Commission official printed in The Times expands on the comments he made during the conference.

But the lack of an official printing press able to expand the money supply has given the pre-1992 shilling a certain cachet.

Mr. Green writes: Our guesstimates for the past two years look considerably weaker than the official estimates: our guesstimates for 2011 and 2012 are 7.2% and 5.5%, respectively, compared with the official prints of 9.3% and 7.3%.

In the 16th century, Protestant reformers adapted this practice by providing official printed catechisms for use with children, each more or less marked with the doctrinal emphasis brought by the particular reformer.

After he filed the challenge but before it was heard by the court, the F.B.I. sent the defendant's official prints and the crime-scene prints to 53 law enforcement agencies.

In television appearances on the final day of the voting, the commissioners floated unconfirmed allegations that could have influenced the vote against the Brotherhood, suggesting that it had infiltrated official printing facilities to produce ballots premarked for Mr. Morsi or that the group might plan violence if he lost.

Entrance to the soiree would be denied without our "official" printed ticket.