Sentence examples for print served from inspiring English sources

The 1893 print served as a cover for "L'Estampe Originale," a series of quarterly albums of original prints by artists of the day.

Moto says, "Sophisticated design, high performance racing engines and the quality of a photographic print served as the perfect muses to inspire the creation of AURA".

The Times-Picayune published online for three days when it could not publish in print, serving as a trusted messenger and conveyor of information in a period of chaos and grief.

Easy file sharing, data backup and print serving from any networked Windows® PC, Mac® or Linux workstation.

The business model that works in print — serving up content to lure an audience big enough to charge advertisers hefty fees to reach it — is thus far a flop on the Web.

The business model that works in print — serving up content to lure an audience big enough to charge advertisers hefty fees to reach it — is a flop on the Web thus far.

That crazy salad of colors and prints served to mark an identity that was distinctly, and brashly, American.

Because of the close colonial ties, the stylistic developments corresponded substantially with those elsewhere in the Spanish empire, and European prints served as models for local artists.

The assembled prints serve as both an official record and historical artifacts.

For many painters, prints serve as a place to try out new ideas, experiment in a different medium or circulate their images in a reproducible format, while earning some extra money.

The 1930s, of course, also saw the rise of fascism, and although Ms. Gross-Bettelheim was in the United States rather than Europe, her prints serve as a stark protest against the dark forces sweeping the continent.