Sentence examples for printing school from inspiring English sources

This article originally appeared on VICE US.

UNICEF is locally printing school supplies and text books to distribute them to students in need.

The New York Times has printed school guides.

In 2011, Cengage acquired National Geographic's digital and print school publishing unit for an undisclosed price.

This has such strong brand values (tradition, eccentricity, tailoring, school japes, high tea on the lawn) and such a range of instantly recognisable motifs (deckchair stripes, rose prints, school blazer badges, tea dresses, crisp white shirts) that it provides him with ample material from which to create a collection each season, while building on a coherent image.

They have already produced 3,200 core Braille textbooks for primary schools and are now printing secondary school books as well.

All my printing is school-related, and by using my home printer, I actually save the school the expense of toner.

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