There was the print of a bird's wings.
The cut is fine; the print of the fabric is horrendous.
The Frenchman was identified from the print of a severed finger.
The action is intended to "reduce the print of artificial lighting on the nocturnal environment".
The print of "Pilings," for instance, is 5 feet wide by 4 feet 2 inches high.
Old familiar steep and narrow staircase, old familiar pictures: the print of Ibsen; the print of the overfed, much too contented cat; the cherished oils of beach and woods by friends and neighbors.
The horse has a low, gliding, reaching action, the hind foot overstepping the print of the forefoot by several inches.
The print of a woman's shoe is found nearby; the stone beside him is "covered all over with honey".
The woman, whose name was MacDella Cooper, had grown up in Liberia and recognized the print of Ms. Kaplan's dress.
I turned, and there was the print of my trainer, and superimposed on that a huge tiger footmark.
At the Dover fire, investigators also found the print of a Skechers tennis shoe that was similar to prints left at the other fires.
