Sentence examples for print began from inspiring English sources

But his love affair with print began to wane.

History has a way of answering questions – and my history in print began almost six decades ago at the Witney Press, 12 miles from Oxford.

ARON, a wizened and gentle man without the personal arrogance he is sometimes charged with having in print, began his career as a phil osopher in the tradition of German humanism.

Depictions of aircraft and battle scenes in print began to become popular and he helped Taylor promote them.

After Churchill finished his speech, people dressed in newspaper print began to fill the arena, ranging from office workers to school children.

It plays for two weeks at Film Forum, in a new print, beginning Nov. 12.

The well-to-do sisters shipped off new outlines in return for manuscripts and sent edited versions to print, beginning the publication cycle anew.

Calico printing began in 1884.

The catalogue began with 1475 because that's when English printing began.

When printing began in Wales in the 16th century, traditional prose was abandoned by the Renaissance humanists.

"Ephemera became part of my collection soon after the prints began, and posters entered into it in 1949".