Sentence examples for print clearly from inspiring English sources

Q: Why do some images not print clearly?

The document, which contains thirteen pages of questions, begins with instructions that recall the S.A.T.: "Write or print clearly.

It's warm enough to combat any lingering winter breeze (or when the time comes, office air-conditioning) while its delicate floral print clearly reads Spring '08.

"I will live with only 100 personal things for one full year, until 12 November 2009". It sounds like an interesting experiment in self-discipline and self-discovery – until you read the many conditions and clauses he has introduced into the small print: "Clearly family-shared and household things (eg, dining room table, piano, bed, plates etc) are not considered a personal thing," he declares.

Specific questions on physical and sensory functional limitations dealt with the ability to see newspaper print clearly, the ability to see the face of someone 4 m away clearly, the ability to hear distinctly what is said in a conversation with one other person and the ability to chew hard foods without difficulty, optionally with corrective devices (glasses, hearing devices and dentures).

Print clearly the employer's name, telephone number and address in the relevant fields.

Some of the prints, clearly, are studies relating to sculptures and paintings.

However, although PostScript was good at some things, such as printing clearly, it was next to useless for others.

(2) It must be spoken loudly enough for us to hear it, or printed clearly enough for us to read it.

Focusing primarily on the black- and-white lithograph, Mr. Spruance's prints clearly show him as a diverse and determined artist from both a technical and an aesthetic standpoint.

The best preserved prints, clearly showing heel, arch and four toes – one toe may not have left a clear impression – is of a man with a foot equivalent to a modern size 8 shoe, suggesting a height of about 1.7 metres.