Sentence examples for printed at midnight from inspiring English sources

Yet the bill had not been printed at midnight, and it remained unclear whether it could be passed before dawn.

Julius Knipl wanders a gently strange, twilight version of New York, where old Jewish men sip their seltzer and read The Evening Combinator - a newspaper, printed at night, that reports on people's dreams.

If you are not worried about printing at midnight, go ahead and bookmark the pages.

A note at the bottom of each page showed that the final version had been printed at 3 that morning.

He then began explaining some deeply unromantic process whereby a document had to be printed out at midnight and signed before the couple could be officially wed.

originally printed at the Institute for Policy Studies Blog.

Get this fucking newspaper out!" – to Sunday Times executive on first night of printing at Wapping, 1986 (from Neil Chenoweth's Virtual Murdoch) "Much of what passes for quality on British television is no more than a reflection of the values of the narrow elite which controls it" – MacTaggart lecture, 1989 "The guy [at a Pittsburgh bank] just said 'Give us the money'.

He had a room to rent, and I pretty much had no money, so he offered me a room if I printed his pictures at night.

He occasionally struggled to read fine print, especially late at night, and became disoriented by lane markings, especially on an overcast day.

The highlight is Craig McPherson's "Clairton" (1997), a dark, haunting print depicting fire at night at a mill in Pennsylvania that turns coal to coke, the same process that helped start the Industrial Revolution at Coalbrookdale.

"Nobody goes to the printer at midnight and seizes the print run these days," Mr. Bonner said.