Sentence examples for prints for what from inspiring English sources
Ian Schrager commissioned a series of Robert Mapplethorpe prints for what is considered the original boutique hotel, the Morgans, in 1984; the Roger Smith, a small property in Midtown Manhattan, transformed its lobby into an art gallery and performance space as part of a 1991 renovation.
In each line I discovered the crushing power of print, for what I had constructed with so much love and pain as a humble imitation of a universal genius was revealed to me as an obscure, weak monologue, barely sustained by three or four consolatory sentences.
So it's up to smart consumers to weed through the shorthand and read the fine print for what they really want.
Sprint's fine print, for what it's worth, says they can start capping after 300 MB of "off-network" data usage.
"The insight that we got at Shapeways is that where do you want to use 3D printing, for what kind of things — it's for things that you're really passionate about".
Tyler Perry puts on the floral-print dress for what he says is the last time.
For its online books, "content experts" leaf through print textbooks for what they consider important sections, which are culled into digital texts transmitted to students.
This guide lists online and print sources for what has become known as the "Arab Spring," the popular revolutionary wave in the Middle East and North Africa that started in December 2010.
We feel so strongly about this point that we now offer college students who buy our digital products the option to add a loose-leaf print version for what's essentially a processing fee--only $15 for most college courses.
Given the open nature of the eBook and its free access, monitoring outcomes is more challenging, among other reasons because it is not known how many people actually use it not only by viewing the eBook on line but also by distributing it electronically or printing it and for what purposes.
A number were made using materials provided by the Milanese apparel company Etro, which is known for its dandyish striped cottons, bandanna prints and printed velvets, and for what one viewer called "its bada-bing vibe".
