Sentence examples for over printer from inspiring English sources

Michael Critelli Michael Critelli, chairman and CEO of office equipment maker Pitney Bowes said Hewlett-Packard has agreed to pay $400 million in cash to settle a 1995 patent suit over printer technology.

PicPlum acquired the assets of a previous Y-Combinator company PicWing, and took over its printer relationship and initial user base.

The key driver, however, should be business improvement: enhanced security, increased collaboration, automatic backup, centralised and efficient control over your printer, scanner and other devices.

When I was there, the core DIS team — Lauren Boyle, Solomon Chase, Marco Roso, Nick Scholl, and David Toro — was photographing models in an array of fabricated situations, including a woman reclining on an ironing board and two smiling office workers shaking hands over a printer and holding a piece of paper.

We don't yet know what conversations will happen in the kitchen, in the pub after work or over the printer as it breaks down for the umpteenth time that week, but by creating an opportunity for a unique sort of knowledge exchange, we're hoping to come up with new ideas, change organisational culture and create new possibilities.

Before the leaving work for the day, I would stand over the printer, so I could take home all manner of stories, and for a time there I thought I knew as much as about the NFL as anyone in Australia.

If contention over a printer is the issue, you're probably better off buying yourself a new one and giving the old one to the kids.

It's a 7″ touchscreen that provides you control over your printer, and for its primary task it does a great job.

After that comes the scanning – standing over the printer, making sure the wireless is working so it syncs with my MacBook Pro.

That's not to say you should stand over your printer and huff at it all day (detectable fumes or not, the jury is still out on how safe 3D printer emissions are), but it won't drive you out of the room.

Meredith finally takes some ownership over the printer and the engineer they hire to work it -- but this storyline is about at one dimensional as can be.