Sentence examples for print means from inspiring English sources
We all know what wearing leopard print means.
A beige check means Burberry, lipstick kisses mean Moschino, leopard print means Roberto Cavalli - and a zigzag always, always means Missoni.
The fine print means that no one who arrived in Europeafter 23 March, when the EU-Turkey deal on asylum was struck, will be eligible for the new scheme.
A landmark decision to let foreign supermarkets into a backward food industry still stands in theory, but fluid and onerous fine print means Walmart, Tesco and others are not investing yet.If deep reform is off the agenda, the government can still try the old approach of cranking the bureaucratic machine harder.
Their determination to keep their personal affairs under wraps, and the zeal with which they pursue those who offend them in print, means they are not written about as much as they otherwise might be, and even those who are paid to represent them are reluctant to talk on the record, fearful of reprisals from their clients.
The latest spin from the Bush camp, which got them the headline "Bush Talking of Early Debate," was that his campaign managers are kicking round the possibility of a couple of "early" debates - which, when you read the fine print, means late August or early September; well, let's say October, shall we... well, anyway, sometime assuredly before the voting in November?
"I want them to think deeper about why this button, how was it made, how was it dyed, what does this print mean," she told me.
I don't know if this was because of my formative years, when animal print meant Mrs Robinson and Joan Collins, then Coronation Street's Bet Lynch and Rod Stewart circa "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy".
Lebanon's original press law was passed when print meant newspapers and magazines, while the broadcast version underwent several permutations for radio and television and hasn't been seriously updated since 1994.
The advent of digital printing means it makes economic sense to print one copy at a time, said Kevin Weiss, president and chief executive of Author Solutions, which owns numerous self-publishing companies, including iUniverse, AuthorHouse and Xlibris.
The use of 3D printing means all the parts needed for a prototype car engine can be produced in a couple of weeks instead of several months.Some of the world's biggest 3D printers can be found in China.
