Sentence examples for one or two printed from inspiring English sources

We feel anxiety on the web from the lack of filter and editorial grace that one or two printed news sources used to give us.

Doctors can subscribe to e-Skolar, the Stanford service, for $240 a year, the cost of one or two print subscriptions to medical journals.

One or two late prints by Picasso.

Many of the images for sale exist in only one or two vintage prints.

Because paper was expensive, he channelled his output into extended pamphlets that could be printed on one or two sheets of paper, suitably folded into eight or 16 pages at most.

Hackley Library, in Muskegon, Michigan, has discovered in its collection a Book of Mormon dating back to 1830, one of five thousand printed by Joseph Smith.

Automatic pipetting allows one to mix together chosen stem cells, ECM and soluble niche components in nanoliter volumes, and dispense the mixture onto a substrate, thus generating spots with a wide range of defined properties; up to one thousand printed artificial niches can be then analyzed in a single experiment [92].

Seven or eight years ago, Egyptians had one or two sources in print and television.

The rest is pricey wall decoration, by and large, with one or two vaguely interesting prints and drawings tossed in.

Instead, after four or five prints on average, one or the other color would run out and progress would stop.

At the end of printing, one or two slides were used to verify the quality of printing such as spot morphology and intensity.