Sentence examples for sort of printed from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
It allows you to take any sort of printed materialwhether it be text or graphics or bothand convert it into a digital data file.
The mechanical switches also increase the cost of the keyboard substantially, since there are many individual sensors instead of a sort of printed sheet of them.
When the app first launched, it offered image recognition capabilities that let you simply snap a photo of an item advertised in some sort of printed material – there's no barcode or QR code to scan.
Aunt of Queen Victoria, Princess Sophie of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld created these charming but inexpert etchings at the age of 17. Reading like a sort of printed sampler, the first etching shows the fledgling artist struggling to write in reverse but managing to compose her name, the beginning of the alphabet, the words "la jeune maman" (the young mother), and a monogram.
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.
More heavy-handed are color montages, resembling slick advertisements, by Michele Abeles, in which we see the bodies of naked men through spaces in grids and between stripes cut from translucent colored plastic, newspapers, wrapping paper, still-life photographs and other sorts of printed material.
What sorts of printed texts were being produced?
By the way, a handbag trend for fall seems to be some sort of print or graphic pattern, like Prada's colorful illustrations.
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.
