Sentence examples for print yet from inspiring English sources

Ms. Owen concludes that "Amazon Publishing hasn't killed print yet".

I hadn't seen Warhol's print yet of mangled teen-agersspilled from their wreck.

Yannis has a habit of making grand statements that sound vaguely preposterous in print, yet are delivered in person with earnest enthusiasm and more than a glint of knowing humour.

The bank might then be forced to print yet more money in order to cover the government's larger interest bill, pushing rates up further and entering a vicious circle.

Even more difficult is trying to transform three-dimensional rhythmic movement into print, yet countless authors since Duncan have tried, hoping to save some shards of the experience and pass it on.

Dacre remains pre-eminent in print, yet the centre of gravity at parent company Daily Mail & General Trust is undoubtedly shifting to online, as in other traditional media organisations – the company noted recently that digital newspaper revenue growth is close to outstripping print advertising decline for the first time.

"The report's not printed yet," Mr. Hastert said.

It's mind-boggling that The New York Times has printed yet another tirade by Frank Rich against Mel Gibson.

This was steampunk 3D printing, yet just as many sculptures were the product of individual zeal and toil.

Framing devices, visible in the monochromes, persist: thin penciled-in lines that make the images look unfinished, as if they were film prints yet to be cropped.

Your friend will say, "Let's go, hurry up" and you'll go, "Wait, my shoes haven't finished printing yet".