Sentence examples for print record from inspiring English sources

Adding the URL of the digital version/edition to the print record raises troublesome issues.

The Book Traces Project engages the question of the future of the print record in the wake of wide-scale digitization.

They are a goldmine of Baldwin biography, a print record of his voice, the closest we get to the "hungry black cat", as he described himself then, "tight, tense, lean, abnormally ambitious, abnormally intelligent".

And help print record covers, since I printed most of those earlier releases on an antique letterpress at the school I was attending at the time.

Individual print records can be found in the Library catalog and the Visuals Database.

But read the fine print: "Recorded live in the studio in single takes with no overdubs or looping".

The pages of square print recorded each year's take of wheat from '59 to '06, the year his dad and mom died.

She is now shown a summary of her latest payment session when she logs off, and she can print records of all transactions.

Here, "reissue" implies the commercial revival of a long-out-of-print record, although the term is also used to describe old albums that are not, in fact, functionally extinct but are merely being repackaged for new fans.

In 1996, Helmut Lang designed a limited edition, logo-print record case for Louis Vuitton, which advertised the case with a picture of Grandmaster Flash, squatting on top of it in Timberland boots.

The printed record consists of over twelve thousand pages.