Sentence examples for often printed from inspiring English sources

Jackets were closed with ties formed from the linings, often printed chiffon.

Ballots were often printed in newspapers: you'd cut one out and bring it with you.

The ever-changing menus -- often printed in both English and French -- encompassed four-course meals.

Editors often printed reader letters that spoke of making scrapbooks and collections from such images.

They were often printed in black-and-white on stock maybe a cut above copier paper, and stapled together.

One way the club raised money was to produce limited collectors editions, often printed by De Vinne's press.

One conservative newspaper, which often prints news before it occurs, has hinted at a coming onslaught against reformist parliamentarians.

Even the heaviest online users often print out articles and documents rather than read them on a screen.

And to make sure customers remember the Internet sites, catalog companies often print their Web addresses on every page.

Makers of cars and airplanes could design complicated parts on a computer and then print out prototypes for manufacture; now they often print the part, too.

The articles repeat, almost verbatim, accusations that first appeared on Sunday in Sing Tao Daily, a newspaper in Hong Kong, where the press often prints rumors about the mainland.