Sentence examples for taking print from inspiring English sources

"They're taking print sales away from others while their own devices are taking print sales away from them," said Mike Shatzkin, chief executive of the Idea Logical Company, which advises book publishers on digital change.

Millions of Americans regularly use the BBC website and other international news sources: strikingly, the Guardian and The Observer are read, taking print and web together, by more Americans than Britons.

"If you think about the media spectrum," says Verba, "taking print at one end, including radio, TV, cable, and the web at the other end, strong on-air brands have successfully migrated in both directions.

SpokenLayer is bringing new audiences into audio with a highly scalable, cost-effective platform for taking print news content and converting it to audio using human narrators almost in real-time.

He eventually won a $5 million judgment against her for taking prints, photographs, antique coins and other valuables, Mr. Meyer said.

The Aleph Objects LulzBot Mini takes print production up a few levels by offering higher quality and higher volume.

Take print out of image (make sure it is actual size) and align the spots so that the gel and image are lined up.

Take print screen photos to use them as a proof.

Ms. Stein's pieces are interesting because she takes printed information and photographs, and allows herself, and, by extension, the viewer, to became more personally involved with them.

It's comfortable and doesn't take prints much at all.

It scratches easily, doesn't take prints well, and shines in all the wrong ways.