Sentence examples for printed map from inspiring English sources

So with a hastily printed map, off we set.

It used to be that the printed map functioned as its own database, the primary storage medium for spatial information.

The 19-year-old history student pulled out a printed map of Kosovo from inside the paper, covered in red dots.

At one, I was handed a cheaply printed map and told, off the record, that it excluded the so-called detritus — I paraphrase here — of galleries deemed less interesting.

In the 90s I would never cycle around London without a trusty printed map and would frequently haul my 35mm SLR and Mini-VHS cameras on holidays to capture sunsets and memories.

The Museum of Natural History Explorer, which arrived in July, features a navigation system that, while flawed, helps users find exhibits and museum facilities more easily than with a printed map.

On maps of Afghanistan, the district does not appear to be there; where its name should be printed, maps show nothing but uninhabited wilderness.

But Missouri and Oklahoma did object Missouri had already printed maps, and Oklahoma had prepared signs.

However, this may not be available to you when needed, so it's important to learn how to read printed maps too.

Indonesia says it was accorded the islands by an 1891 Anglo-Dutch treaty between the region's colonial powers, and says Malaysia erred by printing maps showing the islands as its territory and by building tourism sites on Sipadan.

Additional extensions for printing maps or downloading the individually generated files are under construction.