Sentence examples for printed a paper from inspiring English sources

For printing: If you printed a paper and the ink smudged, check your printer's ink cartridge and make sure it doesn't have a crack in it, and print it again.

In September, he and his colleagues pre-printed a paper on the subject which did not acknowledge the contribution to the field of two researchers called Arnon Dar and Nir Shaviv.

The holy grail of printing — a paper path that incorporated composition, and so could produce different pages, one after another — remained inconceivable.

This exchange of dollars for dimes answers a question often posted by people outside the newspaper industry: Why don't companies like the Times and News Corp. stop printing a paper edition to save on production costs?

We still print a paper edition; the bulk of these books are sent to the members of the Federation and to a number of libraries.

Brundle and The Sunday Times subsequently received a writ for libel before the paper printed a correction.

Print out a paper copy and start collecting information for the biographical sections.

Our city wants a daily printed paper, needs a daily printed paper and deserves a daily printed paper.

Although Sequoia's machines may be widely used, the Advantage cannot print a paper record that allows voters to verify their choices.

In Harris County, Tex., which includes Houston, electronic machines can print a paper tally, but do not give voters a paper record, meaning they would not comply with Mr. Holt's bill.

No one mentioned the simplest reason some of us prefer print: a paper book never needs to be recharged, and it won't break if it falls on the floor, no matter how hard the floor is.