Sentence examples for printing full from inspiring English sources

The Daily News said Wednesday that it would become the first major newspaper in the country capable of printing full color on every page, a move to attract readers and advertisers in the fierce competition among New York's tabloids.

Canada's government has scored a global publicity coup by proposing the world's largest and most graphic cigarette warnings: printing full-color photos of cancerous lungs and lips on cigarette packs.

But back then these negatives would make quite beautiful prints, full tonal range.

Also, some newspapers were unable to print full issues, leaving out both movie reviews and advertisements.

Stephen Longmire's large color photographs are printed full frame, but that doesn't mean they haven't been manipulated.

Even for those that can print full editions, sales have dropped because of the difficulty of distributing them.

The results, currently on exhibit at the South Street Seaport Museum, are huge, intricate prints full of light and texture and abuzz with a hyper-real perspective.

The results — now on exhibit at the South Street Seaport Museum in Manhattan — are huge, intricate prints full of light, textures and a hyper-real perspective.

The standout of the evening was Kerry Washington (in Wes Gordon), whose fitted bodice cascaded elegantly into a subtle, filigree-printed full skirt.

Newspapers in the United States, which printed full versions of the declaration when it was made, were also considered a possible source.

They are, after all, just a single cell and are typically around 0.2mm across – about the size of a printed full stop.