Sentence examples for preparing to print from inspiring English sources

Seeking to capitalize on interest in the book, The Daily Nation was preparing to print regular excerpts, beginning today.

By Sunday morning, April 13, he had reached Mohammed Kamal, the owner of Liberty Playing Cards, a small Texas company that was already preparing to print replicas of the Iraqi deck.

The case began in 1998, prosecutors told the jury last week, as a counterfeiting investigation after the Secret Service got a tip from a confidential informer that a "Preston Brown" was preparing to print counterfeit money.

The Mail on Sunday, which is said to offer up to £500,000 a time for material from royal servants, told the palace at the weekend that it was preparing to print a sensational 3,000-word 3,000-wordsed on articlerview and an affidavit from one of them.

More, too, on how an informant and two Secret Service agents who watched someone named Preston Brown for several months, pursuing a tip that he was preparing to print counterfeit money (the counterfeiting case collapsed), could have testified that the innocent Preston Brown was the bad guy.

The number of label sheets you use will depend on how many labels you are preparing to print.

Her staff was prepared to print "Closed Due to Government Shutdown" signs to tape to windows in their museums.

The moves come as China resists American and European pressure to strengthen its currency, and the U.S. Federal Reserve prepares to print more money to lift the U.S. economy.

The Federal Reserve has signalled it is prepared to print dollar bills as it tries to re-ignite the economy from its worst recession since the 1930s.

They are prepared to print and ship 600 custom covers a day, though they can scale up capacity to 9,000 covers a day and outsource even more, if necessary.

The activists said that finding a company prepared to print the document had been difficult.