Sentence examples for shorter print from inspiring English sources

Did the Variety reviewer see a shorter print or was it run that much faster?

We've definitely been feeling the burn with shorter print runs and a tightening on what we can buy, and we've had some really bleak editorial meetings.

I have also speculated about the possibility of a shorter print paper on the model of the International Herald Tribune, perhaps with a weekly print magazine containing the kind of back of the book features that now appear in the daily Times.

The evaluation of the method including the results of simulation and printing revealed three principal benefits compared with existing flat-layered printing paths, which are particularly beneficial to large-scale AM techniques: (i) better surface quality, (ii) shorter printing time and (iii) higher surface strengths.

Pamphlets are ephemeral publications, often by small presses with short print runs and limited distribution.

The Roddicks greeted the SFX officials — handsome, muscular men in business suits, pretty women in short print dresses — with hugs and kisses.

In total, there were 33 issues, but that short print run inspired entire movements and artists not only in Russia, but throughout the world.

In October last year, Christie's sold a single copy of the first book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - particularly sought after for its very short print run of 500 - for just short of £19,700.

This digital vanity publisher offers any would-be author the chance to self-publish electronic books or short print runs of paper copies for a rock-bottom fee as low as $450. Editing frills not included).

On the copyright page, there is an anouncement that the same author has written Our Child Begins to Pray ("A book for parents who wish for guidance in teaching their children how to pray" - I imagine a short print run, even in 1953).

A meta-synthesis of predominantly empirical research pertaining to features which assist or impede parental end-of-life decisions was undertaken to provide insight and guidance in our development of written resources (short print and online comprehensive version) for parents.