Sentence examples for printed exchange from inspiring English sources

Here's his printed exchange of invective with The New Yorker's John McCarten, from 1945.

Glass, who was just starting a television version of "This American Life" on Showtime, was stung by this printed exchange with Solomon: Q: "What do you think of the network?" A: "I don't meet many people who are talking about shows on Showtime".

Berlin also discussed pluralism in many interviews and printed exchanges with other scholars from the 1970s onward, in an attempt to work through the conflicts, controversies and confusions to which his ideas gave rise; but many of these resisted Berlin's attempts at resolution, and continue to figure in, and sometimes dominate, discussions of his work.

In the second edition of her Loose Remarks she printed an exchange of letters with Benjamin Rush, in which he praised her political principles as well as offering some minor criticisms.

Film Por Vida is a print exchange started by Jai Tanju about five years ago.

Then, consolidate your non heavy-hitting applications (File and Print, Exchange, SQL, etc).

In 2003, he printed the exchanges.

It takes less time to capture a piece of information and store it than it does to take that piece of information out, whether by printing, exchanging, reviewing, etc.

Its purpose is to exchange printed circuit board design information between design and manufacturing and between design tools from different EDA/ECAD vendors.

Occasionally, the computer speaks back, and these exchanges — printed in a different typeface — between the wry old man and his modern machine are among the many delights of the book.

It's 2010, and we're still exchanging printed business cards.