Sentence examples for printed the same from inspiring English sources

In the next 12 hours he took around 119 exposures, which he developed and printed the same day.

It was a mess: about nine different fonts, some pointless clip-art down the side and the Rolling Stones' name printed the same size as I Am Kloot's.

And it was the year newspapers around the world, led by the Guardian in an unprecedented gesture of editorial solidarity, printed the same leading article demanding action on global warming on their front pages.

The way they are displayed — printed the same paperback book size and in identical black frames — has the effect of absorbing the many disparate images into a single photographic essay on the American social landscape.

But that is not quite right either: though printed the same size as the paintings they mimic, Ms. Core's photographs are actually based on photographic reproductions found in books and catalogs.

Although American biologist Eugene Stoermer coined the term in the late 1980s, Dutch chemist and Nobelist Paul Crutzen is largely credited with bringing public attention to it at a conference in 2000 as well as in a newsletter printed the same year.

By printing the same set of shots on each printer, labeling the backs, then shuffling the deck, I did a simple blind test.

I suggest that you print the same sort of thumbnail sketches of these victims as you did for those lost on 9/11.

Yearning to print the rumors but restrained by the law, the newspapers went the suggestion route, continually printing the same odd photograph of Prince Charles standing with another man in a field, without explaining why the photograph had any significance.

Delta prints the same material as MakerBot, the same plastic as Legos, but has a different design.

By printing the same image four ways -- as a halftone photolithograph, continuous tone photolithograph, photogravure and salt print -- the subtle shifts and changes that occur through these varied processes become evident.