Sentence examples for public print from inspiring English sources

One consequence of the trial has been under-examined in the public print.

Not a word of this ever appeared in public print," Clarke said.

After the presidential rout, Vargas Llosa licked his wounds in public print.

It has been said in public print that Beau Jack is immune from the draft because he's illiterate.

The New Yorker, January 8 , 1944P. 58 It has been said in public print that Beau Jack is immune from the draft because he's illiterate.

Then there's London's Chinless Wonder, called Anal Andy, who has compared London's four leading Jewish painters, including me, to shit in public print.

Lancaster himself acknowledged as much, not that he said it openly for fear of being slaughtered in the public prints.

Another form of cultural allusion is taking hold in the public prints, though not so much on the public screens.

There is, though, always a bridge that such stories have to cross when they migrate to the public prints.

Albrecht Dürer and His Legacy, British Museum, London WC1, until 23 March Public prints and private drawings by the German genius.

In the foreword to a 1931 collection of newsbreaks, he wrote, "There is a secret joy in discovering a blunder in the public prints.