Sentence examples for print a paper from inspiring English sources

There will always be publishers out there who would happily print a paper napkin Lee scribbled on back in 1965 if she let them.

The Sun Herald, in Gulfport, Miss., managed to print a paper each day last week with the help of The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer in Georgia.

Although Sequoia's machines may be widely used, the Advantage cannot print a paper record that allows voters to verify their choices.

No one mentioned the simplest reason some of us prefer print: a paper book never needs to be recharged, and it won't break if it falls on the floor, no matter how hard the floor is.

In Harris County, Tex., which includes Houston, electronic machines can print a paper tally, but do not give voters a paper record, meaning they would not comply with Mr. Holt's bill.

Advocates of the machines point out that they're easier for people with disabilities to use and print a paper ballot so the voter can verify whether their vote was counted correctly.

To restore the wider margins for printing a paper copy you can print at 85-90% of full size.

It is the latest of several magazine publishers to drop a print edition, as advertising plummets and the cost of printing a paper version rises.

Everyone agrees that the machines — which include a touch screen that prints a paper ballot — are more secure than Georgia's old system, which was fully electronic.

The holy grail of printing — a paper path that incorporated composition, and so could produce different pages, one after another — remained inconceivable.

82 The new process in issue here involves lifting only the ink that was used in printing a paper poster and transferring it onto a canvas.