Sentence examples for printing concerns from inspiring English sources

In recent years, it was home to multiple commercial tenants, many of them printing concerns.

The candidates' debts, large and small, are owed to banks, telephone companies, printing concerns, hotels and newspaper clipping services.

Harry W. Faeber, a designer of printing presses and a consultant to printing concerns around the world, died at Brookhaven (L.I). Hospital on Thursday.

They may be professionals retained by printing concerns for a single project; they may be full-time members of a corporate printing staff; in some very few cases they may be a single artist-craftsman-patron carrying out all of the functions in operations (usually necessarily small) devoted self-consciously to the production of "fine books".

His corporate constituents include R. R. Donnelly, the huge printing concern.

But it appears that Photobition has lost its battle for imaging and printing concern Wace Group.

The evening will commemorate the 225th anniversary of Bowne & Company, the financial printing concern.

In 1981 he gained control of the country's leading printing concern, the British Printing Corp., revived its sagging fortunes, and resold it to its managers in 1987.

At the time, the company was largely a trade book publisher; it also ran a book club, a New York bookstore and a modest printing concern.

In Baltimore, Miss Evans was said to have been employed in recent months by a printing concern on Harford Road in the Hamilton section.

Rick Whelan, owner of Ditto!, a design and printing concern at 145 Palisade Street, says he hopes to interest an outside organization in the tenants' plight.