Sentence examples for published print from inspiring English sources

Whereas traditionally published print books require months or years to sell to a publisher (if ever), and then 12-18 months more before the books appear in bookstores, e-books offer instant publishing.

Beyond that, the company has published print and voice ads advocating rearview cameras.

Newsweek previously published print issues for almost 80 years before last year's closure.

I started out [selling] my books exclusively to Amazon's Kindle direct publishing, and I published print editions through CreateSpace.

Ellison's life was oddly poetic, the unfinished work itself a metaphor of hope -- a vast, fecund, illimitable manuscript that is unwilling to restrict itself to the indelibility of published print.

It's a smorgasbord of published print, and a dramatic reminder that in Britain we publish some 200,000 new books a year, pro rata the highest output of any country on earth.

In 1982 she became director of the New York branch of Crown Point Press, a San Francisco print publisher that has published prints by Wayne Thiebaud, John Cage, Pat Steir and Tom Marioni.

She sketched and published prints along the road.

Multiples published prints and manufactured editions of art objects, such as plastic abstractions by Barnett Newman and cloisonné pins by Roy Lichtenstein.

The drawings are often pure fantasy, limited only by an artist's imagination or the published prints that they copied.

Many of Goya's preparatory drawings, mostly in red chalk, have survived and are numbered differently from the published prints.