Sentence examples for selling printed from inspiring English sources

The store is also selling printed high-top sneakers and underwear by the London design company Eley Kishimoto.

For-profit companies have long been in the business of selling printed textbooks, and there is no reason why data-privacy laws cannot extend to students.

Janet Russo started selling printed dresses on Nantucket some 20 years ago and has built a business on sweet hippie chic, with a store on Mott Street.

It is true that encyclopaedias in book form have been wiped out, and that textbooks are fast going electronic; but otherwise the old ways of selling printed words have barely been disrupted.

Another angle that's being floated: maybe the independent bookstores that have held out during Borders' forty-year run will now benefit from the closing, and, a larger point, reëmerge as the primary model for selling printed books to a dwindling but dedicated niche audience.

Commenting on the fallout of the closures last month, Ian wrote, "Maybe the independent bookstores that have held out during Borders' forty-year run will now benefit from the closing, and, a larger point, reëmerge as the primary model for selling printed books to a dwindling but dedicated niche audience".

They sell printed flyers for the full-moon parties now".

Previously she had a company that sold printed business cards with photographs on them.

These include removing the "pre-order" buttons from forthcoming books, refusing to sell printed books by certain authors and delaying delivery times.

The company is using these widgets to sell printed aMaps.

This "market research" of giving away e-books sells printed books.