Sentence examples for printed from inspiring English sources

Each bill was printed with the legend "money as speech silences us all".

But before a cotton dress is cut and stitched it is dyed and printed; before that it is woven from yarn into cloth; before that it is spun from raw cotton into yarn.

Full instructions are on the pdf – download it here You will need Scissors Card Glue Elastic/string Instructions Stick your printed page on to your card.

So, 150 years on, I decided to retrace the lady's footsteps, with a tatty copy of her Swiss Journal in my bag – a secondhand survivor I'd tracked down, from a batch that were printed in 1963.

The final passage, however, is also a flawless rendering of the real-life miracle of snowfall, a few light taps upon the window ushering in a flurry of some of the most beautiful prose ever printed.

The first photograph that McCullin had printed in the Observer was a 1958 picture of a north London gang called "The Guv'nors" – a group of teddy boys resplendent in their exaggerated, smart clothes, rising through and out of a bomb-damaged building.

Magazines have always printed readers' nature photos (I've got issues of the Countryman from the 1950s full of them) and social media makes it easier.

Unite has provided transport, printed leaflets and offered legal support to the campaign.

"GNM Media" means the Guardian and Observer newspapers in their various formats including printed and tablet editions, and the theguardian.com network of websites in its various formats including desktop and mobile formats.

Nappa Dori is a men's label that sells handmade leather accessories to several London retailers: old-fashioned trunks in eye-popping colours and wallets screen-printed with iconic Indian scenes make good souvenirs.

Prices start at £84/m When Louise Body started making wallpaper in 2001, it was the fact that it was unfashionable that attracted her: "I was a painter in those days, and I screen-printed some as an installation piece for an exhibition.