Sentence examples for the ones printed from inspiring English sources
"The images generated have been in stark contrast to the ones printed in some papers the last time he crossed the Atlantic - when a naked Harry was captured for posterity playing strip billiards in Las Vegas with strangers," said our correspondent.
In real life, I would have never dared walk into a bookstore and offer to pay a lower price than the one printed on the dust jacket.
David Miliband used a nice phrase in his speech: "The earth does revolve around the sun, but not the one printed in Wapping".
If you were born before 1983 then it is most likely that you've only ever seen your short-form birth certificate (the one printed in red ink).
We all get inspiration from other publications every now and again, but a few times this year we've been sent pitches with the exact same headline as the one printed in The Guardian literally the day after they published it.
GINGHAM The one print that defines spring fashion 2015 is gingham.
Here I put down the book, my hands trembling from fatigue, and took up the other one, printed in an unknown tongue.
"Billy would say, 'If she gets it right, that's the one I print,' " Mr. Curtis said.
The Daily News, for one, printed letters and e-mail messages from viewers angry about Wolf's departure.
Make sure that if you're format is back to front, or more complicated, that your adviser, or technology teacher is the one who prints out the papers.
