Sentence examples for thick stock from inspiring English sources

Best results are with glossy, thick stock paper, which provides rich colors and sharp details and costs around $14 for 20 8-by-10 glossy sheets.

He has not experienced a decline in business owing to the recession, he said, the other day over the phone, but people are choosing "more classical stuff": embossing, UV coating, thick stock.

He filled spiral notebooks with ideas and strategies to make our tiny company appear bigger and more professional liking hiring a top graphic designer to come up with a snazzy logo, and investing in luxuriously thick stock for our business cards.

According to Pliny, the Pompeii cabbage, which could not stand cold, is "taller, and has a thick stock near the root, but grows thicker between the leaves, these being scantier and narrower, but their tenderness is a valuable quality".

It is better to print your greeting cards on Thick stock, 14pt Ultra Thick works the best.

The old Bernstein was famous for the thick stock-research books it sold to outside investors, but the combined AllianceBernstein fund portfolios also have a large team of analysts -- 210 in all -- to support them.

In addition to the Web changes, Spin, which began printing 26 years ago, is shifting from monthly publication to bimonthly, and will have long-form articles, lifestyle pieces and thicker stock for the cover.

Posters on a thicker stock that didn't come in a tube obviously don't need this step.

There, the company president, Ellen Silver, and her staff screen the images onto thick-stock ivory or white stationery in stacks of 50 for black-and-white (at a cost of $15 a box; the school keeps $5) or stacks of 20 for color ($18 a box; school keeps $6).

The first listing opened at 11 a.m. and a woman stationed in the living room offered me a colorful information sheet that was printed on thick-stock paper that felt expensive.

"The Fire Gaze," by Seamus Heaney, printed on thick card stock with red wood-engraving.