Sentence examples for printed but from inspiring English sources

Originally, 315 sets were printed, but most were broken up.

They were professionally printed, but campaign officials did not send them.

In short, they tried to make their stories look as though they'd been, not printed, but typed.

Usually receipts are printed, but occasionally they are hand-stamped on the kind of paper used for bingo tickets.

Titles on the mattes appear to be printed, but are in fact drawn by an exquisitely refined hand.

The committee said it will release its report on Savage once it is printed, but gave no further information.

A person's photography is not so much about where the work has been printed but about desire".

New Saddam-free textbooks are being printed, but they are not expected to be available until November.

The £ sign and the first digit were printed but other numerals and details were added by hand.

It's beautifully printed but, happily, it's the antithesis of a coffee-table book, both in size (barely 7-by-7 inches) and in price (a very affordable $12.95).

After the war, the American occupying forces gave the copyright to the state of Bavaria who banned the book from being printed - but existing copies remained in libraries and second hand bookshops.