Sentence examples for prints writing from inspiring English sources

You photograph the baby, taking hand and foot prints, writing tiny name bands that his parents will treasure forever - a hundred tiny acts to make some part of their day bearable.

NSA has your prints!" wrote another.

In 1915, Arthur Davison Ficke, an Iowa lawyer, poet, and influential collector of Japanese prints, wrote Chats on Japanese Prints.

It contains a title-page inscription in Goya's hand, is signed at the page edges, and has numbers and titles to the prints written by Goya.

In assessing students' clinical competencies, test blue prints, written exams, OSCEs and DOCEEs are used during the clerkship phase and exit examinations to assess a medical student's knowledge, skills and attitudes.

He fretted over the mechanics of exposure and printing, writing several impenetrable books on the subjects.

My key steps — although having come essentially from print, writing and commissioning features — have been to develop my multi-media skills and demonstrate a love for the internet.

From the moment I wrote my first article for the student paper, I convinced myself that having my name in print — writing in English, interviewing Americans — validated my presence here.

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Correspondents less concerned with the facts and more interested in rushing stories into print wrote damaging stories that hurt their side.

However, a new, highly regarded study published after "Capital" was printed (written by frequent co-authors of Mr Piketty's but using different methodology) also finds a steep rise.