Sentence examples for reaching print from inspiring English sources

But Dee DelBello, publisher of the Westchester County Business Journal, a weekly White Plains newspaper, said the number of periodicals could be reaching "print pollution" proportions.

These changes will eventually make their way into the annual print edition of the CFR, but most of the time, the newest rules making the headlines are, at best, many months away from reaching print.

Since, by and large, circumstances did not permit his implementing his notions of epic theater, he often, directly or indirectly, sabotaged his own productions, just as, for reasons of fanatic perfectionism, he stopped most translations of his works from reaching print.

Especially if my borrowing from his borrowing from myself reaches print before his...'.

One hesitates to mention them, for fear they might evaporate before this list reaches print.

That news becomes stale by the time it reaches print the next day.

But the first volume to reach print, in 1964, was, in fact, Genesis.

As was true of the two earlier volumes of the Diary, the section appearing here has not before reached print.

But it has taken her six years, and a master's degree in creative writing from the New School, to see one of her own books reach print.

Her roommate, Jacqui Neiss, talks about using her looks to get what she wants: "Like last night I'm desperately out of cigarettes, running around, and I'm like, 'Hi, random guy, can you give me a cigarette?' " Needless to say, this package did not reach print without controversy.

(Goldin survived her by two years, but his letters would not reach print until the 1950s). Anyone waiting for her death to produce new testimony about the battle or General Custer would end up taking his story to the grave.