Sentence examples for sheet printed from inspiring English sources

Some arts that required expanding technical skills, however, could develop as folk forms: for example, the printed arts (such as the broadside, or sheet printed on one or on both sides and folded) and the hand-propelled roundabout (later the mechanized carousel), which became increasingly elaborate.

The wearer hides behind the sheet, printed with an actual-size photo of a vending machine.

Several men, working in a large shed, hand-set a biweekly government newspaper — one folded sheet printed in Farsi, with a circulation of five hundred.

The gig photo [left] was taken by Peter's friend Graham (I think), but I still have the contact sheet printed from his negatives.

One company, Sajedesign, has retro-graphic gift wrap ($4 a sheet) printed with phrases like "If you don't like it, I'll keep it" and "Love what you've done with the place".

After 5 May, the Guardian was at first only able to produce a single daily sheet, printed privately, later increasing to four pages, for the duration of the strike.

Other companies sell sheets printed with pictures of wolves and trees; the Sierra Club sheets will have muted, almost watercolor-like images.

Susan Pack, a graphics historian in California, amassed about 280 of the posters in the 1990s, focusing on sheets printed in the 1920s and '30s.

On a set of proof sheets printed during the design process, Mr. Hertz said, Manhattan had been spelled with only one "t".

Many held protest sheets printed in braille against a backdrop of a huge banner deploring the "200bn euro that has been given to banks".

In a survey of its own printers, copiers and waste-paper bins, Xerox found that two out of five sheets printed were used only once and then discarded after a day.That seems an awful waste.