Sentence examples for print given from inspiring English sources

Although the print given to the Obamas merely said Twenty First Century City, other darker, though no less versatile pieces might read Hell or Scary.

He still makes house calls, and on the wall behind his desk he has hung a print, given him by a patient, of Norman Rockwell's "The Doctor and the Doll".

These charges are unnecessary because we include only the abstract of each research article in print, given that readers of the print journal tend to browse titles, abstracts and/or conclusions of research articles, rather than read every research article word-for-word on publication [ 1, 12].

On the left, you can label about 15% of your prints as A.P.(Artist's Print), P.P. Printer's Proof), or S.P.(Print given as a gift or a donation).

There are oodles of online writing opportunities but providing a list of potential sites is not only unfairly favoring some over others but it's liable to be wrong by the time this goes to print, given the constantly changing nature of online sites.

Fine print gives me a headache.

The multi-coloured square print gives this wonder-garment the extra edge.

The transition to print gave far more people access to maps.

One shot gives you a series of four photos on one print, giving the impression of movement.

But Ms. Farhi slowly introduced warmer colors of burnt umber and brown, which, along with a leafy print, gave an autumnal touch to this summer collection.

Curvy fur bomber jackets, with marble print, gave the Balenciaga look a modern buzz that will no doubt be seen more as Mr. Wang settles in his new groove.