Sentence examples for standard printed from inspiring English sources

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

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.

"There's a standard printed form of co-op contract that virtually everybody uses," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a Manhattan lawyer and vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

Mr. Chavunduka, who was among the journalists named on the reported list, was arrested and tortured in 1999 after The Standard printed details of a foiled plot to oust Mr. Mugabe.

They must then be collated; i.e., the variant readings that they contain must be registered by comparison with some selected form of the text, often a standard printed edition.

As the Evening Standard prints allegations about a Muslim crack-dealing gang being the ones who filmed Kate Moss snorting cocaine, VICE cracks the narcotic samosa drug ring going down on Brick Lane.

The hospital communicated and integrated the new policy by having posters of the Values and Standards printed.

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

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

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