Sentence examples for printed individually from inspiring English sources

Johnson's famous "book in a box" has 27 chapters, which are printed individually and can be read in any order.

Most issues arrived in a notebook-size box stuffed with articles that had been printed individually rather than stapled together.

It's the first time the Library has gone wordless, and Ward's striking books, printed individually between 1929 and 1937, make for a daring foray into the graphic realm.

As testimony to their popularity, the three models often appeared in the works of other artists, and Utamaro continued to use them in other prints, individually or in pairs.

They were multiples of small editions, each print individually made, one of a kind, original.

Individually printed tissue strands attached to each other during the printing process because the strands were adhesive enough.

Each original print had to be individually printed, trimmed, and tipped onto the page, so that for a run of 200 copies at least 7,200 prints had to be produced.

Most notorious of all was Johnson's The Unfortunates (1969, with a Picador reissue in 1999), a series of 27 individually printed sections in a cardboard box that, with the exception of the opening and closing pieces, could be read in any order the reader liked.

It describes the arduous gestation of her project, or rather the laborious fabrication of the 90 or so hand-coloured, individually printed, aquatint etchings on hand-made paper, complemented by hand-set type, which made up a hand-bound edition of only 10 copies.

Would it have been so difficult for the Barbican to have used a few quid to employ a temp to send out a photo with "thank you for your message and I'm sorry I can't reply to you all individually" printed on the back?

You can find each individually printed and labeled shirt over at netstyl.es for $147 each.