Sentence examples for posts print from inspiring English sources

As a journalist who writes in all shapes and sizes — tweets, blog posts, print features and books — I've tried on numerous occasions to rattle out narratives on my iPad, but I personally find it impractical at best.

It's a reference to personal responsibility and the right to not have your posts printed outside of the Well, yadda yadda, but it also suggests that you do, you know, own your words.

With the rise of the mobile web it's easier than ever to surf over to a few great sites on your cellphone, thereby supplanting the need for a piece of paper with those selfsame blog posts printed on it.

But there's validity in the concern that he's going too far by making money off these works by selling blog posts printed on T-shirts and posters.

They complained recently when the post office printed a poster advertising holiday stamps that omitted the Eid stamp.

Working with one of our paper suppliers, Palm Paper, we have established a closed loop system where our pre and post print paper waste is processed back into new paper.

The options 'digital' or 'conventional' indicate the nature of the intervening agency: the option 'conventional' refers to the use of such older methods as handwriting, typewriting, or print (at pp), mediated access to which is possible by mechanical mean such as post, print etc.

In lavish ads heralding its new "book-like" device, Microsoft Reader, it touts "the best estimates of Microsoft researchers and developers" about the post-print future: E-books will start outselling printed books in 2009; newspapers will abandon paper editions in 2018; Webster's will alter its first definition of "book" to refer to writing read on a screen by 2020.

In those days the Post printed any headlines that were really staling in red ink.

"What we're doing is preserving a post-print movement," Ms Leon says.

The new, post-print literary media are certainly amenable to brevity.