Sentence examples for print something from inspiring English sources
"In other words, what if we print something other than documents?
When we have 100,000 copies of 'Beowulf' in print, something is not bad".
All I'm asking is that they print something that will give my children some hope.
"One morning, I woke up and I thought, Why don't we just print something out directly?" Starkweather said.
For months, the machine would run fine during tests, but then jam up when they tried to print something.
Internet deep-catalog shops like arkivmusic.com offer virtually any CD in print, something no physical store can do today.
On at least one occasion Mr. de Grazia came out against a newspaper's printing something.
"The grass had been worn off and it looked for a moment as if someone had printed something there.
"Here, even when a tabloid like Moskovsky Komsomolets prints something scandalous, it doesn't instigate public debate, it doesn't affect public consciousness.
Gatland had been plotting for an England midfield of George Ford, Brad Barritt and Jonathan Joseph, for once grateful to the media in printing something that was not supposed to be known.
The news kind of evolves anyway, he says, and once he prints something provocative, a flurry of e-mails might follow, shedding light on what is really happening.
