Sentence examples for print close from inspiring English sources

Simon & Schuster acquired the book for a reported $750,000, and Mr. Karp said he expected the company would print close to 75,000 copies.

In 1896, Diamond Match Co., turned its book-match department, which it considers a white elephant, over to a young go-getter named Henry C. Traute, who persuaded the company to put the striking surface outside the book, and to print "Close Cover Before Striking".

Her staff was prepared to print "Closed Due to Government Shutdown" signs to tape to windows in their museums.

print "Connecting to MySQL server\n" print "couldn't connect to MySQL server!" print "performing MySQL query \ show databases\"" print "Closing connection to MySQL server".

At the far end of the Point, the wardens find rat prints close to the ravaged carcass of a tern.

Parker Pearson writes of finding "two knee prints close by, on the south side of the fireplace," where a resident had spent hours cooking food.

Beginning with a partnership with Papa Johns, Sony printed close to 8.5 billion impressions for pizza boxes, television, radio, and online ads.

(Cotter) ★ Japan Society: 'Edo Pop: The Graphic Impact of Japanese Prints' (closes on Sunday) Contemporary provocateurs could learn a thing or two from the venerable artists in "Edo Pop," who mixed high and low culture in arch and urbane ways.

Text and illustrations can be broadcast cheaply in the form of electronic files and then printed at thousands of print shops close to where they will be sold.

There's no connection between the two, of course – but if you print them close enough together, it looks like there almost could be, doesn't it?

Instead of a patterned overlay on top of a silk shift, she showed micro-pleated tulle in Day-Glo hues that, from a distance, looked like print but, close up, looked like talent.