Sentence examples for printed somewhere from inspiring English sources

And once it's complete, you can send your new electronic document to be printed somewhere else.

The book, printed somewhere on the Iberian Peninsula, is the only one of its kind.

Look out for the particular certifying body's logo, which, in most cases, will be printed somewhere on the wine label.

It seems undignified to cite the publisher of a book that cost two dollars and ninety-five cents and was originally printed somewhere else.

The only way you'd know you were getting one though is if you looked really carefully at the box because there's a small disclaimer printed somewhere on there.

Instead, a disclaimer, "not intended for human consumption," is printed somewhere on the label.

But, Straus said, when he publishes "November 1916," in 1995 or 1996, he expects to print somewhere between twenty-five thousand and fifty thousand copies.

Nor is it yet quite "digital first", which, in Journal Register terms, means print somewhere towards the disappearing rear.

If you happen to have a literary tattoo that you are proud of, why not see it in print (somewhere other than your body)?

Updike transformed much of his life into prose or verse, which he then tried to get into print somewhere, ultimately in a book.

These are the books that I may review in more depth later, either here or in print somewhere in the world.