Sentence examples for printing around from inspiring English sources

After the first issue, we started to get an idea of what we were actually doing, printing around 200 copies each time, and including stuff like gig reviews, opinion pieces, and short stories.

Anders Stenman, a workman from Rörstrand, is alleged to have discovered transfer printing around 1766 and introduced it to Marieberg.

Mr. Sadani spends six months every year on the magazine, editing, pitching advertisers and printing around 1,500 copies for distribution.

The golden age of shunga coincided with technical advances in printing around 1765 and lasted into the early 19th Century.

Perhaps part of a 21st Century tradition that will go down in history, this 3D-printed Christmas tree from researcher Richard Zhang at Simon Frasier University takes a new approach to additive manufacturing by printing around pyramid-shaped scaffolds.

Powell says she first heard about 3D printing around 10 years ago and had been watching the space ever since waiting for it to become viable for use in her art.

The papers are going through at a rate of something like nine metres a second, so they print around 80,000 copies per hour.

In the ensuing months of winter darkness Joyce and Wild printed around 30 copies of the expedition's book, Aurora Australis, which were sewn and bound using packaging materials.

It was printed around 1480, which makes it an incunabulum.

An iconic photograph of the two, taken by a local journalist, was printed around the world.

Flight's "Speed" looks soft, not to say weak, when compared with Power's "Whence & Whither?" printed around 1930.