Sentence examples for print of any from inspiring English sources

It's a self-fulfilling prophecy and would surely have been hidden in the fine print of any worthwhile sitcom contract.

Although we have been unable to find this in the fine print of any of our calendars, apparently it is Woe to Rich People Week.

The North insists on punctilious observation by the other side of the small print of any agreement, yet will do whatever it can to flout its own obligations.

In other words, the devil is in the details -- so be sure to read and understand the fine print of any policy.

But surely in the fine print of any N.F.L. contract is some personal-conduct clause that would enable the Giants to jettison Burress, with pay, without pay, whatever.

It would be good if a voice activated software was put onto eReaders so that they were accessible to people who do not have enough vision to read print of any size.

Yahoo has disrupted this virtuous triangle by selling "wall art" prints of any of the fifty million CC-BY licensed photos at Flickr.

Or "we can make prints of any type of picture," he added, "a face, grass or children playing," and pour the floor on top.

In England in 1599 the archbishop of Canterbury and the bishop of London issued an order prohibiting the printing of any satires whatever and requiring that the published satires of Joseph Hall, John Marston, Thomas Nashe, and others be burned.

Along the Chess near Chesham, mink rafts float in the water every few hundred yards: these wooden tunnels hide a clay insert which reveals the paw-prints of any mink trotting through.

These printing methods allow direct printing of any kind of arbitrary, two-dimensional shapes including patterning of the electric contacts thus post-patterning stages are not needed.