Sentence examples for prints together from inspiring English sources

The former design T-shirts with original prints together with local street artists, and the latter produce accessories from broken skateboards.

'Batching' prints together, as the process is called, means that less space is wasted on a print sheet, which would traditionally run some way below capacity.

Throughout his career, Beato's work is marked by spectacular panoramas, which he produced by carefully making several contiguous exposures of a scene and then joining the resulting prints together, thereby re-creating the expansive view.

The venture proved to be successful and these two works were quickly followed by the publication of five similar 'Series of Prints' together with accompanying 'Descriptions', compiled by Mrs Trimmer, on the subjects of Ancient history (1786), Roman history (1789), English history (1789), the New Testament (1790) and the Old Testament (1797).

Although Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn was not directly connected to the other prints, it seems that Hogarth always envisaged selling the five prints together, adding the Strolling Actresses as a complementary theme just as he had added Southwark Fair to the subscription for The Rake's Progress.

Colors can pull two completely different prints together and make them look like they were made for each other!

Thin layers of plastics can easily be placed on top of intaglio plates and printed together.

These three remarkable young men appeared in print together in Poetry And Audience, which Simmons edited.

Indeed, aside from his essay and Mr Hochschild's, printed together in a separate pamphlet, it includes no words at all.

It combined with the World and the World-Telegram a long time ago, and now they're all printed together.

I put the sign and my parents' print together, and decided to find out more about Henry Evans.