Sentence examples for print lists from inspiring English sources

Magazines don't print lists of subscribers, but the principle is the same: to subscribe is to belong.

Last February's edition of "Paperbound Books in Print" lists Cleanth Brooks' "The Well Wrought Urn" under the heading "Personal and Practical Guides".

Thus, Books in Print lists more than 150 distinct titles on the subject, a library woozy with humid overstatement and baby boomer mythology.

QUITE often these days, German newspapers print lists of abysmal performers on the Neuer Markt, Frankfurt's market for so-called "growth" stocks.

Editors print lists of funeral mourners and flower show winners in a way that once gave the weekly Somerset Guardian Standard 125% penetration in Frome.

The New Yorker, August 8 , 1964P. 21 Last February's edition of "Paperbound Books in Print" lists Cleanth Brooks' "The Well Wrought Urn" under the heading "Personal and Practical Guides".

It has a print list price of £10, but a digital list price that is much lower, and variable," said Jones.

Savings, says the company, amount to up to 80% off the print list price on a 30-day rental.

I'll use the New York Times best-seller list, and read the book that sits atop the combined e-book and print list.

But smaller printing lists weapons carried by the MQ-9, or note the United States government's plans to increase production.

"The problem we're trying to solve is not is going to be solved by printing lists of teachers in the newspapers," Mr. Williams said.