Sentence examples for printed next to from inspiring English sources
The word "ladylike" is printed next to the figure.
Titled "Haiti Still Struggling to Shine," it was printed next to a photograph of her funeral procession, slowly winding through downtown Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince
The proposal specifies that calorie counts be printed next to menu items in type that is as large "as the name or price of the item".
In "Dardasha," icons of little bombs with burning fuses had been printed next to the kind of phrase that, even during a revolution, qualified as explosive: "Your son is really smart, Madame Fathiya".
Kennedy convened a committee to consider various alternatives, and it was decided that from then on all students in the top ten per cent of the class — which at Sarasota means about seventy-five people — would march in first during graduation and have an asterisk printed next to their names on the program.
While New Yorkers are worrying about having eggwhite only omelets for brunch or fretting over the new calorie count menus printed next to the muffins at Starbucks, Phelps is not only breaking the rules of healthy-eating, he is tearing them up, flushing them down the loo and composting them.
The next morning, the New York Herald Tribune published, in large print, next to his caricatured photograph, "Finds American Skyscrapers 'Much Too Small' … Thinks They Should Be Huge and a Lot Further Apart".
While I flip quickly through the fashion pages of magazines, I read the fine print next to every product.
Voters here do not punch out a chad or scratch an X to cast their vote, but leave a carefully pressed thumb print next to their choice.
Darwin: A Life in Poems prints, next to each poem, a gloss of context and dates; the structural allusion is to Coleridge's Ancient Mariner, but you don't have to know that to find them useful.
"They are living on American and Kuwaiti bread," he says, unfurling the poster-size petition to point out that each of the 50 men had affixed a bloody thumb print next to his signature.
