Sentence examples for that gets printed from inspiring English sources

It's the legend that gets printed instead.

"When you look at the kind of stuff that gets printed here every day, at the kind of extremists whom the law never touches, then you realise what a fantasy it is that racism is solved in this city".

"If there is an order that gets printed and it is so far away from the market that it was clearly wrong, the exchanges have the right to break it and, in fact, they do it fairly often," Mr. Tabb said.

The Times now spends vast sums of money on the salaries of journalists, writing world class content that gets printed overnight and spread around the country in complex logistical operations.

It's difficult as well for us to measure [how much difference it makes]." "There is a lot of talk but if you knew what was going on in the background then you wouldn't be too interested in all the talking or stuff that gets printed the last couple of days.

They want to talk about Trump's hair or Kim Kardashian's latest nude selfie, and all the while the male suicide rate sits quietly in the background, as big a problem as ever but overshadowed by the irrelevance that gets printed and tweeted.

And that's not always visible through the media because the photos that get printed are always of full-on combat.

However, things that get printed often enough begin to seep into the general consciousness of the past, so there is a widespread impression that Welles wrote "Citizen Kane".

Ultimately, however, the designs that get printed are chosen by the staff.

The New York Times, where "all the news that's fit to print" gets printed, opted out of the "slutbag" game entirely, referring its readers only to a "barrage of expletives that would be unusual even in an off-the-record conversation".

According to Mr Dodin, one of Russia's most thoughtful and influential theatre directors, "When we read 'The Gulag Archipelago' in samizdat, we thought that if ever this book gets printed, everything will change, for ever".