Sentence examples for prints named from inspiring English sources

The trumpeter Dave Douglas and the saxophonist Joe Lovano led their quintet Sound Prints, named after Mr. Shorter's tune "Footprints" and also including Lawrence Fields on piano, Joey Baron on drums and Linda Oh on bass.

And if the amateur sleuth, a dealer in antique prints named Maggie Summer, shows more enthusiasm for rooting out treasures in the attic than she does for the incidental chore of finding a killer, it's likely because the author is herself an antiques dealer.

She fingered where I'd printed my name on the index card.

The two states are the same, with one key difference: as an entrepreneur, you have cards printed naming yourself as president and chief executive.

From 1936 each printing was named for the year in which it appeared.

Zhang et al. [3] proposed a method, combining orientation and magnitude features, for finger knuckle print recognition, named ImCompCode&MagCode.

to print it on the face of light". One printed name is to fade, the other to blaze.

The Hawaii Department of Transport is currently only able to print names up to 34 characters long, meaning it cut off the final letter in Ms Keihanaikukauakahihuliheekahaunaele's name.

" 1. Entrants should print name, address and social security number on a boxtop, or a plain paper.

However, regardless of the application you use, your printed name and the date must appear with your signature.

Entrants should print name, address and Social Security number on a Tide boxtop, or on [a] plain paper.