Sentence examples for real print from inspiring English sources

But in preparation for his visit Meghan Constantinou, the club's librarian, had pulled out some "Aldines," as books from Aldus's very real print shop are known.

The Aura has a high definition display and is the "closest thing to reading real print on paper", according to chief executive Michael Serbinis.

Likewise, a real print from a black and white negative, lovingly printed on unglazed, fibre based paper is something no digital process can get close to replicating.

Their experience in writing for the satirical newspaper, which uses fake stories to mock real print journalism and current events, would influence the comedic direction of the show; Stewart recalls the hiring of Karlin as the point at which things "[started] to take shape".

Once you are happy with the way your proof comes out you can do a real print.

Distributing them is the hard and expensive part – the real printing.

"Who needs a home printer when they have books you can buy at a store!" Fast forward a few dozen years and now everyone can print letter quality pages at home, school, and in the office and the business case the Random House exec saw – the replacement of real printing presses by cheap home printers – didn't come to pass.

Art people -- people who buy Art from painters who work on real canvases, sculptors who use real stone, clay, wood, plastic and metals, print makers who make real prints on real paper -- are people who buy and read fine art magazines.

You can even add digital photos (real printed photos can be scanned and sent to the internet, again, ask your kids to help with this one).

The Greek-born designer showed a sculpted, couture-like silhouette with hyper-real prints of stunning interiors, pictured below.

Her successes differed wildly in terms of aesthetics, from McQueen's dark, razor-sharp tailoring to Katrantzou's vibrant, photo-real printed dresses.