Sentence examples for printed review from inspiring English sources

A review from one of their peers is more important than a printed review from a third party they don't know, which is how they would describe a critic".

I was lucky with my first printed review in 1988, because it was of a short story appearing in an anthology with several other authors, and not everyone got mentioned.

"They still printed reviews of movies and books, articles about new cars, ways to make inexpensive costumes for Halloween".

Tim and Nina Zagat began their informal polls of diners as a hobby in 1979, printing reviews of 100 New York City restaurants on legal-size paper and distributing it around town.

Much of it can be downloaded to your PC or MAC for review - or even printed for review when a computer isn't handy.

That was remedied on 2 December 1963, when the newspaper printed a review of the first two episodes, although reviewer Mary Crozier seemed decidedly unimpressed.

The magazine had broken the "traditional publishing embargo" and printed the review nine days before the book's official release.

Graham's Magazine printed a review in 1845 which called the story "quite remarkable as an instance of intellectual acuteness and subtlety of reasoning".

Micrographs were recorded on Kodak 4489 electron microscopy film (KODAK, NJ, USA) and printed for review and reporting.

Sometimes a visit to a previously rated restaurant will suggest that the existing rating isn't right and argue for a new print review.

It quickly became a road-food destination, and on just its 12th day of business, a Friday, it received its first print review, in The Star-Ledger of Newark, and a television review, on WABC-TV.