Sentence examples for still being printed from inspiring English sources

The Saddam-free textbooks are still being printed and will not be available until November.

The passports are still being printed in Washington DC by Davis's old friend and lawyer, David Gallup.

"Alcohol's not a problem as long as there's plenty of it on the planet, and money's not a problem as long as it's still being printed," he once said, giving fair notice that he and trouble might become bosom buddies.

Today, $2 bills are still being printed: there are about 1.2 billion $2 bills currently being circulated.

And it will be banking on the fact that the old site of Good Magazine — still being printed on a quarterly basis — has over a million monthly visitors.

Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso is now the proud publisher of what we believe is the oldest newspaper still being printed.

Tim Zagat, the survey's co-founder with his wife, Nina, said the company's 40 guidebooks will still be printed.

While it has not been sold on newsstands for nearly two years, it has still been printed and delivered to subscribers.

Alternatively, if you can feel the texture of the ink on top of the page, then you know that it has been added afterward, but it can still be printed or stamped.

Economists say simply chopping zeros off the bolivar notes is unlikely to halt hyperinflation, since the government would still be printing reams of cash.

So I wonder if the upshot of the pilot program will be that students will have another piece of exotic electronics made of rare materials that are shipped hither and yon, and yet they will still be printing.