Sentence examples for print took from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Saunders is a Scot known for his graphic patterns, but Tuesday's show by this master of print took a timid approach.
Emilio created a silk jersey knit dress, soon the jet-set uniform, whose signature print took the brightest colors from nature and scattered them like semaphores.
Charles Bailey Seymour of The New York Times, in a full column of fine print, took the measure of what we now consider middle-period Verdi.
A full color, edge to edge photo took 30 seconds while a single black and white page, from warm-up to print, took 17 seconds.
"I have recorded my heartbeat in two different situations and used special software to visualize it in distinctive abstract forms, which are the basis of my prints… The recording for the first print took place in a quiet situation.
The EU's fine print takes even more deciphering.
An Andy Warhol banana print takes pride of place on the sleeve of The Velvet Underground & Nico.
He then compared that card with a print taken last spring on the Stump family's farm.
A print taken from the original sells for $10 and measures 16 by 31 inches.
"Let's say someone makes a fake ID and goes in and has their photo and their palm print taken as you.
This does not suit America, which likes to back a few crops (corn, wheat, rice, cotton and soyabeans) heavily.The EU's fine print takes even more deciphering.
