Sentence examples for printed half from inspiring English sources

Seeking to maximize the tourist draw, Nepal has printed half a billion commemorative postage stamps depicting the south face of Everest.

Electro-mechanical bending tests showed a good linearity and a sensitivity up to 18 mV/V in the all screen printed half Wheatstone bridge output with two MWCNT/SEBS sensors.

To make matters worse, Pico then defended them in an unsubmissive Apology that printed half of the original, and not yet published, Oration though not the half that later became famous.

Susan D. Ralston of Knopf books, who oversees the series, says that the Leatherette covers are not likely to be abandoned because owners know, even when the printed half-jacket is gone, that the red back is "Eastern Birds".

The resulting blood drops were applied to 903 Protein Saver paper (Whatman Ltd., Piscataway, NJ), soaking through a printed half-inch circle that holds 75 80 μL blood.

And of course the novel itself, through the ingenious device of printing half the copies with George's perspective first, and half with Francesco's, manages to "be both" – different from itself, and yet the same.

What is honest about printing half truths or lies front page and later, a retraction in small print on the back page?

If ballots are printed for half the 27 million voters expected to use touch-screen machines, Ms. Boxer said, her bill would cost Washington no more than $10.1 million.

He printed nearly half a million cards in total, put them into packs of ten, and even included a familiar stick of bubble gum, which he got directly from the Topps trading-card company.

Members of the Stop the Cull group, which took direct action against the Tory-Lib Dem coalition's controversial badger cull, claim to have printed almost half a million leaflets and posters calling for people to "Vote the Tories out".

These also failed to publish the list (with the exception of the Asahi Shimbun, which printed only half) because, they told FORBES GLOBAL, it wasn't important enough.