Sentence examples for prints something from inspiring English sources

"Here, even when a tabloid like Moskovsky Komsomolets prints something scandalous, it doesn't instigate public debate, it doesn't affect public consciousness.

The news kind of evolves anyway, he says, and once he prints something provocative, a flurry of e-mails might follow, shedding light on what is really happening.

As Cecil9 put it, "Whenever a staid partisan rag like the New Yorker prints something negative about democrats, and the ONE in particular, conservatives will come calling like bees around a honey pot".

"Just because somebody prints something and says this is the protocol I would suggest doesn't mean somebody has the obligation to do it or did it," Yusem told Yahoo, calling the documents "worthless".

If Adams was trying to recall in his prints something about the nature of his moods at the time when he took the pictures, it is telling that late in life he began reprinting photographs he had made years before, sometimes in rather bizarre ways.

You know, I even caution people, for example, if -- if somebody says something -- one of you says something or prints something or has a story that we don't agree with -- I tell people all the time, don't ever talk about the press.

"In other words, what if we print something other than documents?

On at least one occasion Mr. de Grazia came out against a newspaper's printing something.

When we have 100,000 copies of 'Beowulf' in print, something is not bad".

All I'm asking is that they print something that will give my children some hope.

"The grass had been worn off and it looked for a moment as if someone had printed something there.