Sentence examples for print left from inspiring English sources

Maybe an aging brand and the problems of print left it ripe for a fall.

While the law called for a two-year compliance period until 2014, the fine print left some room for interpretation.

Police are to open a fresh investigation into the suspected IRA murder of 10 Protestant workers in South Armagh during the Troubles, following the forensic re-examination of a palm print left on a getaway vehicle.

A badger can smell a print left on the ground hours earlier, and any unfamiliar noise can cause it to sit tight in its underground citadel for days if necessary.

The outline of a shoe print left near an abandoned building where two Mexican day laborers were attacked in September matches the size and shape of a boot belonging to one of the men charged in the attack, a forensic scientist testified yesterday.

The three were freed after a hearing in which charges against them and a fourth man, who is in jail in a separate crime, were dropped in the slaying in 1986 of Lori Roscetti, 23, a medical student who was found on a desolate road near a Chicago housing project, her face smashed by concrete, her ribs shattered and a bloody shoe print left on her chest.

At least two prints (left and right) for each trial were scanned.

Percent cross-spot contamination was calculated by subtracting the signal of the buffer-only spot (Spot A) from the mean of spots printed immediately following a saturated signal (Spots C1 though C3), divided by the mean signal intensity of the saturated spot (Spots B1 though B3) minus the buffer-only background (Spot A) (i.e., [C-A]/[B-A] × 100, from Figure 1; grids are printed left to right).

He bounds from rock to root to rock without a boot-print left behind.

Carroll destroyed his own negatives and prints or left instructions for this to be done.

Gitlow and Larkin were both Communist Party members and publishers of The Revolutionary Age, a radical newspaper in which they printed "The Left Wing Manifesto" (modeled on The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels), which advocated the violent overthrow of the U.S. government.