Sentence examples for printed verbatim from inspiring English sources

They are printed verbatim, with only line and stanza breaks added.

They are printed verbatim, with only line and stanza breaks added; the titles are the subject headings.

They are printed verbatim, with only line and stanza breaks added; their titles are the subject headings.

The poems, "found" in the Missed Connections section of newyork.craigslist.org, are printed verbatim, with only line and stanza breaks added.

The poems are original ads, "printed verbatim, with only line and stanza breaks added; their titles are the subject headings".

They are printed verbatim with only line and stanza breaks added; their titles are their subject headings.

These abstracts are listed on the NIH Web page (http://www-commons.cit.nih.gov/crisp/) and are printed here verbatim.

Mr. Seymore's letter was reported in The New York Post, which printed much of it verbatim.

Text files can also be specified, and the contents of the file will be printed to the screen verbatim.

We're subjected to endless press conferences pushing petty political agendas (and gnat-like PR flacks berating us for not printing their spin verbatim like ideologically friendly blogs).

"Trudeau's extreme multiculturalism and cult of diversity will destroy Canada" is verbatim something you'd see printed in a prairie paper op-ed in 1981.