Sentence examples for those printouts from inspiring English sources

The machines can record data and print it out whether or not a person is in the room, and those printouts, which behave classically, don't change when the humans come back.

Add to those printouts an assortment of manuals, forms, handouts, notebooks, business cards, books, magazines, newspapers, financial statements and receipts — flung and stacked haphazardly across your work space — and you have the makings of a mess.

In a letter from around this time to Mary Karr, he notes, "It's a long thing I want to do, and I'd started it before, so right now I divide my time between writing new stuff, which is a little disjointed … and looking back through two Hammermill [sic] boxes worth of notebooks and notecards and incredibly pretty laser print from my computer…." Those printouts are likely gone forever.

The only people who had the printouts of those were: ICAC; Mr Babb (he would never give it to the press); Mr Levine (I very much doubt that he would give it to the press; and me (I certainly did not, of course).

(No Fun Walls in those days, or printouts of the family bulletin filled with tantalizing news about cheerleading camp, Fluffy the poodle or Junior's triumph on the SATs).

They print faster, the printouts will not smear when wet, and the pages cost less to print than those from inkjet printers.

He sees them as the printouts they could be.

In September, Mr. Feldman plans to say goodbye to the printouts.

Many parents will admit that those computerized, complex, statistical printouts can bring peace of mind when one digests all of those numbers, percentiles, quartiles, and stanines (or at least utter confusion).

On the witness stand, Mr. Shandling seemed shaken when shown printouts of those database runs.

Because the experience is more like receiving a photo "gift" than are the mass printouts like those done via photo printing powerhouses Shutterfly and Snapfish, PicPlum catered to those who wanted to share prints with others, in addition to receiving prints for themselves.