Sentence examples for print staff from inspiring English sources

Mail Online's large crew are jokingly referred to by veteran print staff as "the terracotta army".

If the book you want is not available and still in print, staff aim to order it in for you to collect the very next day.

Printing was outsourced, and she is close to tears as she recalls the day she said farewell to a loyal print staff.

"The library has cut hours, we can't print, staff have been furloughed and T.A.s have been cut," she said, referring to teaching assistants.

Phil Aitken (Director of Operations, Guardian Print Centre) explained that multi skill training has helped Guardian print staff break down silos, become more flexible and find solutions to problems across the whole operation.

Any book that is not already on the shelves can be ordered within 48 hours or, if it's out of print, staff are happy to search for a copy for you.

Separations between the digital and print staffs in both business and editorial operations came down.

The Observer's owner, Jared Kushner, has tried to accelerate the integration of the paper's digital and print staffs in recent months.

She stepped aside temporarily from her day-to-day duties as managing editor last year to help run The Times's online operations, a move she asked to make so she could develop fuller, firsthand experience with the integration of the digital and print staffs.

The composing room was also where editorial and printing staff met: production and subeditors worked with compositors to fit the stories into the pages on the composing stone.

Frank had the daunting job of sorting out the inevitable reduction of the printing staff, I of training several hundred journalists to use their new computers and to realise they no longer had the comforting support of typesetters or proofreaders.