Sentence examples for print life from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reilly is uncomfortable with estimating print life in years.

The more you go instant and online, the less you have a print life or personality.

"We see ourselves as a brand with a print life, a television connection and an online life," Ms. Wells said.

His old magazine has plenty of print life yet, to be sure: think the New Yorker or Private Eye, steaming serenely on.

The latest set, showing the average sales in the final half of last year, are further proof that print life for regional dailies and local weeklies is ebbing away.

You can print money to bail out a bank but you can't print life to bail out a planet.

Many works are printed life size or larger on canvas; several are tondos with kitschy fake-flower frames, descended from della Robbia works.

The huge box of sex toys that arrived on the news desk some years ago sticks in the mind, as do the cakes that were sent to a couple of colleagues which had their faces printed, life-size, on the icing.

A dress, printed life-size if not larger, doubles as a rippling, translucent skin, purplish-brown as a bruise.

Moreover, the photographs are printed life-size, so each person appears almost as if they were present in the room.

All images will be printed life-size, because I think it's important for people to see each and every detail and also because there are so many different realities contained within these communities.