Sentence examples for over the print from inspiring English sources

She took over the print shop with her mother, Esther.

Mr Moses, the prime minister snapped on Twitter, was "using every possible means to topple the government, shut down Israel HaYom and restore its aggressive hegemony over the print media".

One could certainly make a strong case for saying his victory over the print unions in the mid-1980s boosted all newspapers since it greatly reduced their production costs.

"The committee has concluded," the report said, "that programming, advertising and other information and services on cable channels can be allowed to develop on a free and competitive basis, with no more regulatory power exercised over the content of this communications medium than is exercised over the print or film media".

Susan Ison, Loveland's cultural services director, said she felt "sick" over the print's destruction and also over the protests.

This consisted of the following: (i) Clear definitions of what constituted an emergency/non-emergency with long explanatory lists and examples were provided to the public over the print and broadcast media in all four official languages of the country repeatedly almost daily during the 4-month campaign period.

The bulk (£37.4m) of the deal's £44m headline figure, is actually Trinity Mirror taking over the printing contract for producing the papers it will now own.

More complex laser techniques allow him to turn powders laid over the printing bed into solid objects.

The scandal over the printing of the afghanis is only one of the many headaches facing the new Afghan central bank.

They pick them up in their hands, they tend to flip them around, they'll run their hands over the printing".

The club promoter launched legal action against Reveal publisher the National Magazine Company Ltd over the printing three-page spread that included private details about his French childhood, late mother, relationship with the X Factor judge and their personal finances in July.