Sentence examples for put into print from inspiring English sources

Well, this debate ended up being put into print in one of the leading academic journals of early America.

He has said that he "prayed to the god of poetry that [Khan's] work would be put into print".

In April 2003, right after the completion of the human genome, our institute put into print a call for technology to deliver a $1,000 human genome sequence.

By chance, the English novelist responsible for the most scarifying account of literary humiliation ever put into print died a hundred years ago this month.

By this yardstick the economy must be in fine fettle, because publishers here and abroad have put into print a vast array of books of photographs this season.

When the archive is opened and put into print, she will, to a certainty, be revealed as one of the great comic correspondents of her time.

Its cloth is no longer dipped in the traditional bath filled with water and dye, but put into printing machines.

These are words that I feel uncomfortable even putting into print.

The assumption was that the model (in two senses of the word) he was putting into print was intentionally meant to represent one of those tall, chisel-featured, outwardly haughty women whom Vogue and Harper's Bazaar favored then for their slick pages -- one of those striking females for whom Audrey Hepburn could easily pass when she starred so memorably in the 1961 film.

Because what we could put into the print product is only a portion of the editorial work that we do.

The effort we had to put into organizing and printing our photo collections is gone.