Sentence examples for printed near from inspiring English sources

"The perfect climate for aerospace" reads the slogan on a bright orange backdrop, printed near the photos of Monument Valley and an Apache Longbow attack helicopter.

Richie had offered me one and said, "I bet you a dollar you can't smoke it down to where it says 'O.G.' " I took deep drags until I had obliterated the initials printed near the filter tip, and he shrugged and said, "I didn't hear anything".

But when they get my filled-out form, the circular spaces dutifully filled in, some scanner will note the bureau's admonition printed near the end: "Please make sure you have... 1. filled this form completely". I have put a little caret after "filled," and written in the necessary word, out - but not in black lead pencil.

In The Independent newspaper today, a text of his speech was printed near a prominent commentary that accused the prince of denigrating science and suggesting that the strictly organic methods that he uses on his farms in Cornwall could produce only enough food to feed a world of four billion people, leaving the remaining two billion to starve.

Box 2 contains printed, near print, mimeographed, and typewritten reports, speeches, articles, pamphlets, press releases, and similar material dealing with the Anti-Saloon League matters.

The gist of what I want to say is in the sentence that is printed near the top of the bulletin in your hands.

Do you think that the end of the printed book is near?

It is not easy for rural towns to recruit young teachers like Nicholas Tholt -- not when, as in Winnett, the newspaper has stopped printing, the nearest movie theater is 53 miles away and there are only two stores, one saloon and the Kozy Korner Cafe.

Moments later, a 3D food printer begins printing the near-zero-calorie food that mimics the taste, smell and texture of a real chocolate cake.

For example, place printed words near corresponding parts of graphics to reduce need for visual scanning.

With the project now in its third phase, pedestrians will soon notice printed banners near 33rd Street that will show a final design schematic of the streetscape from 29th Street to University Parkway, says Greg Smith, associate director for parking and transportation in the university's Office of Facilities and Real Estate.