Sentence examples for the typeface of from inspiring English sources

"He got a typed letter which matched the typeface of text on the book jackets".

But the choice of Johnston Sans, the typeface of the London Tube, for chapter headings is a lovely touch.

Helvetica flourished in America, becoming the typeface of choice for 1960s designers who wanted their work to look modern.

An article on June 3 about the different logos commissioned by the magazine for its cover misidentified the typeface of one.

Business Week showcased Robert W. Pittman and Mr. Case on its cover, in a mock magazine design brandishing the letters AOL in the typeface of Time magazine's logo.

It was startling last week to find the words "Joyous" & "jubilant" & "rejoice" & "Exults" in the headlines in the "Times," in the typeface of sobriety: JOYOUS EAST GERMANS POUR THROUGH THE WALL.

It is necessary here only to provide a context for the evolution of the typefaces of the printer's font.

Neil, who is a graphic designer and knows about these things, says a country brands itself with the typefaces of its street signage.

The contents of the station (and several others like it) were all of a piece with the design, from the benches to the enduring typeface of the signage.

It became, in Mr Parker's hands, the public typeface of the modern world: of the New York subway, of federal income-tax forms, of the logos of McDonald's, Microsoft, Apple, Lufthansa and countless others.

By default, Gotham seems to have become the sanctioned typeface of the World Trade Center redevelopment project.