Sentence examples for original print of from inspiring English sources

Incredibly, anyone with a library card could check out an original print of a Dorothea Lange image and put it on their wall for a while.

That a copy of the original print of "Metropolis" even existed in Buenos Aires was the result of another piece of serendipity.

There is a framed original print of Milton H. Greene's leggy photograph of Marilyn Monroe, a Mailer obsession and the subject of two affectionate books.

Former silent film stars were tracked down through the Screen Actors Guild in the hope that they might have an original print of their own.

Elsewhere in the building, you'll find amazing illuminated manuscripts, a 1240 pocket Bible and even an original print of the Declaration of Independence.

The tale had all the hallmarks of a baroque Paul Bowles short story, set among the remaindered possessions of Bowles himself: a film director gets a call from a stranger, who says he has stumbled across an original print of the filmmaker's long-lost first film in a windowless Tangier apartment, coated in dust and insect powder.

Robert E. Potts, staff director of the Republican Policy Committee, said only about 20,000 of the original printing of 60,000 remain, but new printings will be ordered as needed.

The original printing of the U.S. Declaration of Independence used extra long spaces between sentences.

Original prints of the films are also safe in a specialist movie warehouse near Heathrow.

The Scheide Library holds the first six printed editions of the Bible, starting with the 1455 Gutenberg Bible; other treasures include the original printing of the Declaration of Independence, Shakespeare's four folios, and scores signed by Beethoven, Bach, and Mozart.

The new movie has been inspired by rekindled interest in Black Angel, the original prints of which went missing after Empire's run in cinemas, but turned up in the archives of Universal Studios in the US two years ago.