Sentence examples for stands printing from inspiring English sources
They are made up of groups of companies in the same industry, like gasoline stands, printing shops and the Hyogo Prefecture taxi pension fund, to which Tarumi Taxi belongs.
To create interest at this stand printing the study logo give-aways such as pencils and sun visors was investigated but not used due to the prohibitive expense.
While Sherman stood against printing additional greenbacks, as late as 1872 he remained a proponent of keeping existing greenbacks backed by bonds in circulation.
The pedestal on which the vessel stands is printed with quotations from philosophers and writers – Homer, St. Augustine, Kafka and more – all on themes of openness and benevolence.
But the news magazines all increased their news-stand print runs (four times in Time's case), and television in particular has been unyielding.
The Times began printing stand-alone sections for sports and metropolitan news on certain days of the week in the 1970s and '80s; in the '90s, each became a separate section every day of the week.
It's too bad that the movie "Howl" reduces the sociopolitical meaning of the Beats to the obscenity trial that took place in San Francisco in 1957, when Lawrence Ferlinghetti stood accused of printing and selling "Howl," Ginsberg's explosively profane long poem.
But with all of the early excitement now behind us, where does 3D printing stand today?
Because the line consists of thousands of these small craters, it is richer than the conventional scratched line made by the needle and stands up better to printing.
She stood up to them — printing out copies of their online jeers and delivering them to school police — and took revenge by excelling in the classroom.
In New Milford, where Praeli and her younger sister were the only Latinos at their elementary school, bullies took notice of Praeli's prosthetic leg and glossy black hair and taunted her with slurs like "peg leg" and "border hopper". She stood up to them — printing out copies of their online jeers and delivering them to school police — and took revenge by excelling in the classroom.
