Sentence examples for print appearance from inspiring English sources

Adrian made his first print appearance in 1982, in The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13¾, which followed a play broadcast on Radio 4 earlier that year.

The first print appearance documented by the Dictionary of American Regional English is in an unpublished paper by Robert A. Foster, detailing a lexical survey of New Jersey undertaken in 1977 and 1978.

Now Shapiro has tracked down what may be the earliest print appearance of "personal computer".

On an x-ray, the bone will have a "thumb print" appearance, as the shafts will look like someone has marked it with dirty thumb prints.

One researcher has used the new resource to track down what may be the earliest print appearances of dozens of now-common words and phrases.

Acts like Daft Punk, Boards of Canada and the Avalanches made very early —if not first UK print appearances in Jockey Slut.

At the ultrastructural level, type I inclusions are characterized by the presence of densely packed tubular structures, arranged in curved bundles resulting in a finger-print-like appearance.

In both cases, people online were printing public appearances I was planning to make, and telling others to throw eggs at me; someone published the name of my children's school and told people to go spit at them.

Most of Macdonald's work is out of print, and the appearance of this new collection, edited by John Summers, is a reason to raise a glass of good bourbon in tribute.

All of his work is drawn, rather than cut or printed, as its appearance might suggest.

So hard-edged and polished do such paintings look from a distance that they might easily be taken for prints, though this appearance is deceptive.