Sentence examples for print as a from inspiring English sources

He is immortalised in statues, in films and in print as a children's fairy-tale hero.

Then came an apples and oranges print, as a great blast of summer.

Bernofsky reveals that Walser developed the tiny print as a means of evading writer's block.

Soon he had an image that was crisp enough to print as a poster.

First published in 1982, it remains in print as a primer for fellow professionals.

But we could brush him entirely in print, as a symbolic protest.

Juliet decided at once to buy this print, as a Christmas present for her parents.

It is scheduled to go live on Thursday and describes him in bold print as a "criminal" and "incompetent".

And where terms had to be coined for new things, Barnes wanted them to be created from Anglo-Saxon roots: he recommended sun-print as a calque for the Greek-derived photograph ("light-writing").Johnson knows of none of Barnes's coinages that made their way into the lexicon.

Its hero, a provincial graduate who runs a sweet-stall, has already been summed-up in print as 'a young pup' and it is not hard to see why.

Of course the Internet is killing print – assuming you're using 'print' as a shorthand for 'printed newspapers', as opposed to, say, printed flyers left on car windshields or printed labels on soup cans.