Sentence examples for print in front of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Melion, who is moving to Emory University this fall, added that he had begun to use ARTstor for research, too, because it allowed him to see Latin inscriptions that he could not otherwise make out unless he had an original print in front of him and a magnifying glass.

But his primary identity is as a painter — he used to sell his prints in front of the Metropolitan Museum of Art — and the fruits of his labors are everywhere in these rooms.

In comparison to the megatrackways of the western United States, which extend for miles and contain tens of thousands of footprints from all manner of different beasts, the series of twenty or so prints in front of me is paltry.

The "Iron Man 2" star became the 254th celebrity to leave his prints in front of the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on Monday, according to Contactmusic.com.

"Higher Ground" was similar in that all four members photographs of which were taken from the music video were printed in front of a large image of Kiedis' face.

"It's okay," I say, "to be terrified at the thought of showing others your rough draft, to feel like what you have printed in front of you is completely disconnected from what you had wanted to say.

She told viewers that this was a common practice for journalists: "So then he knows what he's going to be answering and sometimes those correspondents and reporters also have those answers printed in front of them, because of course it helps when they're producing their reports for later on," Anaya said.

Jade Thirlwall wears a chambray sleeveless top with a Topshop bow tie and print skirt in front of a bow-tie background.

Whoever remains has to endure aggressive practices, training sessions with personal trainers, and the restraint of squeezing their ass into cheetah print underwear in front of hundreds of people.

He glanced at a print-out in front of him.

Sitting behind his desk at the embassy in west London, the UK's Romanian ambassador, Ion Jinga, points to a pile of print-outs in front of him.