Sentence examples for print on paper from inspiring English sources

But reading "Riding the Bullet," I sorely missed the solidity of good old print on paper.

Tonal variation in the resulting print on paper is caused almost entirely by variation in the area of dots.

The convenience and portability of print on paper make it difficult to imagine the paperless world that some have predicted.

If publishers start loading e-books with spinning, blinking ads, I'll be reading print on paper till the bitter end.

Even in the antiquated form of print on paper, the U.S. News college ranking is a proven draw.

This is the nightmare scenario for the photography industry, which currently makes money on each snap (on film) and print (on paper).

When I joined the Guardian, the company consisted of one print-on-paper newspaper that lived by selling display and classified advertising, and being read by a few hundred thousand people in the UK, plus an abridged version, Guardian Weekly, that was treasured in a handful of liberal outposts abroad.

Print-on-paper was buried fathoms deep by the great god, digital.

Since the days of Caxton and Gutenberg, print-on-paper has shown astonishing longevity.

This is a dramatic change from the print-on-paper world, where maps and locations are based around places and landmarks, not on you or your location.

On the literary blog HTML Giant, Taylor and his co-editor Eva Talmadge are soliciting digital-image submissions for their proposed print-on-paper album, which they plan to call "The Rest is Silence: Literary Tattoos From Bookworms Worldwide".