Sentence examples for prints that would from inspiring English sources

I now have a selection of prints that would give Damien Hirst a run for his money.

With no darkroom at home, he needed to find a place to make prints that would satisfy his exacting standards.

This is the palette we find in the 1950 "Homage to the Square (A)," the very first completed painting in the series of paintings and prints that would absorb Albers's attention until his death in 1976.

Inside the crystal palace that Burberry Prorsum constructs every season in Kensington Gardens there were ornate, flowery art nouveau prints that would not look amiss in Cosmo Kramer's wardrobe.

She had her dressmaker create a batch of bright, simple shifts in prints that would hide juice stains, and a fashion sensation was born (especially when Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, Ms. Pulitzer's pal and schoolmate from Miss Porter's, wore a Lilly dress in Life magazine).

A rich housewife with time to spare and a husband who owned orange groves, she opened a juice stand in 1959, and asked her seamstress to make dresses in colorful prints that would camouflage fruit stains.

For a 10- x 7-inch print, that would be 600 ppi (pixels per inch).

Their main value is to enable a person to read normal print that would otherwise be difficult to read.

The problem was, it involved some professional printing that would cost a few thousand dollars, which none of us had.

Mr. Dickey said that if the syringe was switched with a 3-D printing head, that would produce a 3-D printer that could print metal.

But Farros took with him an idea to create a web-based printing application that would let big office supply chains compete with local mom-and-pop print shops for standard business card and letterhead print jobs.