Sentence examples for sort of print from inspiring English sources
By the way, a handbag trend for fall seems to be some sort of print or graphic pattern, like Prada's colorful illustrations.
"That sort of print might have come on an armchair in the sixties," she said, "but if you give that print a coated finish so it becomes a shiny fabric and make it into a handbag, it becomes quite funky and different".
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It's even better if their is some sort of print on them, such as lightning strikes.
From the countless pretty florals to Miuccia Prada's bracing, jolie-laide take on geometrics — a return to mid-'90s form that delighted her hard-core fans — there's scarcely a fabric on the runway or the retail racks that hasn't been subjected to some sort of printing process, from now through next fall.
Because this sort of printing, called fused deposition modeling, though expanding, is highly limited in terms of resolution and speed.
Like some other media outlets, including the iPad-only The Daily or the Financial Times' own app, the Electionism app was built for tablet computers – it doesn't exist as a newspaper or in any sort of printed format.
This can be a top with any sort of printing, lettering, or design on the front.
For more professional, newspaper-type printing, you will need to use a printer that does that sort of printing.
However, it's true that these sorts of prints are still very difficult to avoid when we're out buying these days".
Even on his first engagement as assistant editor for the BBC, Edward Mirzoeff, with whom Jonathan later worked regularly, recalled, "He would arrive lugging carrier-bags full of second-hand books, strange objects and all sorts of printed ephemera.
