Sentence examples for printing up from inspiring English sources

Known as the Wizard, he started by printing up his picks and selling them at Aqueduct, Belmont and Saratoga.

They spread the word by printing up party fliers and getting their D. J. friends to e-mail party lists.

Now the Gore campaign is printing up signs with it and repeating it time and again on the road.

Printing up unofficial "Obamacare Cards" and urging people to burn them is a silly parody of the protest that raged 50 years ago.

So Mr. Bernanke and his colleagues have been doing the usual thing: printing up green paper and using it to buy bonds.

Naturally, I'm not happy about the fact the almost all of my supply is going to printing up these junk faxes.

They printed up her century-old picture, right enough.

He began his "association" and printed up stationery.

Signs with the slogan were printed up along with the T-shirts bearing Mr. Thompson's picture.

"They'd have all the bills printed up," he said in an interview.

Dicky had business cards printed up, with membership numbers and titles.