Sentence examples for standard print from inspiring English sources

A few months after the standard print copy had been published, the large print version of the book became available.

Standard print costs range from $6.95 for 24 3-by-5 prints to $13.95 for 36 5-by-7 prints.

There are countless expressive features of a Dickinson manuscript, all but a few of them effaced when her poems enter a standard print edition.

The thing that really frustrates both myself and my friends who have limited vision, is the time gap between books being published in standard print and then in large print or Braille formats.

There are enough alternatives for blind and partially sighted people to work with; but I still think there's more work to be done, particularly when it comes to attempting to narrow the gaps between standard print copies of books being published and large print and Braille formats becoming available (that is, if they are even available at all).

presents both the familiar, public domain print that has been a staple of film societies and television screenings for decades, and an alternate version, newly discovered in the Keaton estate archive, that uses different takes or different angles for many shots and is cleaner and sharper than the standard print.

The London Evening Standard printed no fewer than nine articles in 21 days on who we would choose.

It was actually a cramped presentation which made it difficult to see the clothes – her standard prints and wrap-dresses.

A few contemporary artists work in such a high relief that the ordinary etching press cannot print their work and standard printing papers cannot be used.

Not until the humanists of the Renaissance turned their classical learning to mathematics, however, did the Greeks come out in standard printed editions in both Latin and Greek.

Even reducing the font size presented me with a page that was skinnier than what I perceive a standard printed book to be.