Lest we think that hairiness doesn't sell these days, a print of that nude went for $37,500 last year.
On his wall now, Mr. Desfor has a print of that, too, inscribed, "For Max/Shoot!/Dave".
"The c-print of that same lake is then submerged into the tray with the lake's water," he said.
The small print of that CBI survey suggests that employers may not be as worried as their lobby group suggests.
A photo-finish print of that event, published in 1976, revealed that she had in fact finished third and should have been awarded another bronze medal.
The fourth data series, real income, is the slowest of the four to be updated — the latest print of that data covered June rather than July.
Peter, much abashed, sent Eliot an apology, and the article was purged from a later printing of that number of Essays in Criticism.
You might see a vortice in water, and also a print of that in rock, because that vortice has been operating in that place for hundreds of years.
The former media studies student made his name with scathing reviews on TV and in print of that media monster, television.
A print of that work was attacked and destroyed in 1997 when it was on view at the National Gallery of Art in Melbourne, Australia.
