Sentence examples for print called from inspiring English sources

In 1557 Bruegel engraved a print called Big Fish Eat Little Ones.

Now comes their latest collaboration, a camo version of the classic print, called Monogramouflage.

One of the most curious items is the print called "Time, Apollo and the Seasons".

The edited camera negative is combined with the synchronized sound track negative into a composite print called the answer print.

Hogarth produced another print called Beer Street, which was a utopian vision to contrast with the dystopia of Gin Lane.

This year, there was even a Pucci-esque print called Fantesticle, featuring a monstrous Alan with beast-headed genitals.

Mr. Krakoff even introduced print, calling it "playing with saturated color" and saying that it was inspired by the 18th-century naturalist and ornithologist Jean-Jacques Audubon, whose bird painting appeared poised on the shoulder of a dress.

The "Governor Moonbeam" moniker is forever attached to him, though the irascible Chicago columnist who coined the term, Mike Royko, later apologized for it in print, calling Brown grounded and visionary.

If any piece or part inside the laser printer gets broken, or you cannot get it to print, call a technician for service.

The artist David Salle, in a 1990 catalogue of his prints called the "Canfield Hatfield" series (A.

In the 18th century William Hogarth made a series of prints called The Four Stages of Cruelty.