Sentence examples for print which is from inspiring English sources

They still earn almost all of their profits from print, which is in decline.

The triptych print, which is in the Getty show, has been called confounding and mysterious by curators and art historians.

The album is out of print, which is strange; it's not a record that should be shrugged off.

(It's out of print, which is a disgrace, and rather hard to obtain but try an inter-library loan).

For one thing, social networking sites are the primary form of communication among young people, and they are supplanting print, which is where ideas have typically gestated.

Despite the glaring sunshine, the text was very easy on the eyes, as was the size of the print, which is adjustable.

And when those views changed — when facts forced them to change — he recorded those changes in print, which was his job, but which also took some gumption.

The industry had kind of evolved to be really focused around the 4×6 print, which was commoditizing.

These methods were verbal/oral consent and thumb print which were appropriate for the participants.

Color imaging using our dual-channel SEE probe was demonstrated by imaging a color print which was positioned on a computer controlled linear stage, allowing two-dimensional scanning of the sample across the probe's focal plane.

"Most prints are later prints, which is not a problem," Mr. Mann said.