Sentence examples for print of someone from inspiring English sources

It's the handwriting that betrays hints of life changes, morphing from a luxurious script to the slightly messier print of someone pressed for time.

They are invited to make printed copies of their own image as it is then appearing on the monitors, or to make prints of someone else's image captured from a half-dozen other cameras sprinkled throughout the space.

My mere presence at a social or cultural event does not mean I have consented to become a character in the ongoing online or print media partwork of someone else's autobiography.

Utterly deflated I started to rewind the film before realising that it was also a tradition to print a photograph of someone when they went missing.

Someone with access to a print of the movie allowed someone to watch it with a video camera running.

I characterised it so regularly in print as the infectious sound of someone quietly chuckling that I began to wonder if even the perpetually genial Beckett might get irritated by the comparison.

Any remarks Uncle Disgusting made about the comeliness of said nubile females were countered in print either with an onomatopoeic representation of someone vomiting (which, if memory serves, went "SPEEEEEEEOOOOOW!") or with the phrase "pass the sickbag, Alice".

It isn't a famous print of a woman by Sargent or Manet, so I figure the odds of someone I know owning this print are slim.

Just by simply setting down your notebook or folder on the desk and letting the message that is printed on it catch the eye of someone could be just the thing to get a life-changing moment under way".

It's hard to see how it is making a hero of someone to call them in print "a monster".

Simply including culturally ambiguous actors in commercials or print ads, someone "who's kind of Indian, brownish, maybe she's Hispanic," misses the mark.