Sentence examples for print shift from inspiring English sources
For the moment de Niese was dressed in a striped print shift.
Marcus Fairs, editor of Print Shift magazine, which focuses on 3D printing, said the gun should not obscure the real technological developments in 3D printing.
From the Dezeen website: Dezeen launches Print Shift, a print-on-demand magazine about 3D printing produced in collaboration with cutting-edge publisher Blurb (+ slideshow).
Written by the Dezeen editorial team, Print Shift is the result of extensive research into a technology that is developing at exhilarating speed.
As the story goes, in its most romanticized version, Ms. Pulitzer's fashion empire, famous for its tropical print shift dresses and lighthearted embrace of jarring color combinations like flamingo pink and apple green, was born out of necessity.
There, all-white looks like the one shown here (full, perforated skirt; peasant top — oh so pretty) segued into summery pieces like shorts and a scarf print shift (was there a designer who didn't show a scarf print today?), and a number of even more romantic off-the-shoulder dresses.
Then it's on to the women's clothes: old party dresses, 1960s print shifts (my favourite) and vintage shoes.
Men's magazine Shortlist was axed last year, as was NME which, after more than 60 years in print, shifted complete focus to its online presence.
In an attempt to circumvent this slippery, Catch-22 behavior, a team of law specialists and engineers based in Spain has put together an online tracker for T&Cs changes — to help flag up when small print shifts, and help users figure out when to take notice of a particular update (and maybe even read the relevant chunks of text).
Lord & Taylor has a raspberry-pink sleeveless sheath from Laundry by Shelli Segal and a flamingo-print shift by Lilly Pulitzer ($170 each).
"I've been spending a lot of time in San Francisco," the designer said to explain the attitude that came through skirts smocked to resemble greenery or leaf-print shift dresses.
