Sentence examples for print trade from inspiring English sources

The Web is supposed to allow the sportswriter to unbutton his blazer and slough off the constraints of the print trade.

"Digital assets are definitely a factor" in the robust demand, said Joe Mandese, editor at MediaPost in New York, an online and print trade publication.

My father had been at art school but he had to leave to make a living and was apprenticed to the print trade.

Ornate toys intended for the young but clearly designed to entertain (or at least impress) adults as well, paper theaters first appeared in the early 1800s, an outgrowth of London's flourishing theater scene and popular print trade.

He wanted to go to the Slade but again, it was something his family couldn't afford and didn't really understand and he had to leave and go into the print trade.

He said that print trade magazines will remain a core part of the Emap offering, after launching various mixed subscription packages customers had shown that there was still a strong demand for print.

The release states that the group "delivered a good trading performance set against a challenging print trading environment and the investment in digital".

(Benjamin Franklin served as apprentice to his brother in the printing trade).

He entered the printing trade and joined the Freie Jugend, the youth organization of the Swiss Labor Party, whose politics were communist.

Walt, the second child, attended public school in Brooklyn, began working at the age of 12, and learned the printing trade.

He benefited from a printing trade that retained traditional craft skills, where letterpress had not been entirely superseded by offset printing.