Sentence examples for prints bound from inspiring English sources

An artist's book might be thought of as inexpensive prints bound together in some kind of sequence.

Jennifer Dalton's "Getting to Know the Neighbors," a series of inkjet prints bound together in a snaking accordion book, details the activities of local Williamsburg businesses that provide services from "air release" and "toxic release" to hazardous waste disposal.

Companies that print bound books also offer free programs.

Once a consumer orders this or any other book at www.xlibris.com, it is printed, bound and shipped.

Buyers will have the option of receiving their books electronically or ordering them printed, bound and delivered to their door.

The printed, bound book has been given a stay of execution by an unlikely source: the design community.

The contents of the book will be retrieved from an electronic database, printed, bound in paperback and shipped within a few days.

The series comprises 80 works displayed here in the order in which they were originally printed, bound and sold as a set; the size of the first print edition was 240 copies.

The book was printed by Publisher Printing Co., and the contract calls for all the copies to be printed, bound, and delivered within 108 hours after the close of the registration, a day and night job.

It turns out that hundreds of them are self-publishing books each year, often paying hundreds or thousands of dollars to get their books printed, bound and available on Amazon.

GARY SHTEYNGART'S new novel, "Super Sad True Love Story" (Random House, 2010), takes place in the near future, at a time when America is functionally illiterate and books are called "printed, bound media artifacts".