Sentence examples for through the printer from inspiring English sources
Feed the paper through the printer again, this time selecting transparency as your printer option.
He took the torn pages and put them through the printer instead of blank sheets.
Once you get the addresses set up, you just need the blank labels to run through the printer.
It is hard to ensure that fabric will not crease while it moves through the printer, so you may want to use a fabric stabilizer.
After feeding the decal sheets through the printer, you will need to spray on a few coats of clear acrylic finish to protect your design.
These toner particles are then applied and fused to the paper as it goes through the printer, producing a warm, toasty printout in seconds.
The new version is being rushed through the printers over the weekend and will be available early next week.
These aren't really paintings or drawings: they are canvas swaths or pages torn from books and magazines which have been forced through the printers, acquiring overlays of Guyton's rudimentary digital designs — from a repertoire of shapes, lines, stripes, and typed "X"s or "U s — and incurring smears, stutters, registration errors, and other happy glitches.
These aren't really paintings or drawings; they are canvas swaths or pages torn from books and magazines which have been forced through the printers, acquiring overlays of Guyton's rudimentary digital designs — from a repertoire of shapes, lines, stripes, and typed "X"s and "U s — and incurring smears, stutters, registration errors, and other happy glitches.
These aren't really paintings or drawings: they are canvas swaths or pages torn from books and magazines which have been forced through the printers, acquiring overlays of Guyton's rudimentary digital designs from a repertoire of shapes, lines, stripes, and typed "X"s or "U s and incurring smears, stutters, registration errors, and other happy glitches.
One hundred examples slipped through the printers, each worth at least $100,000 today, depending on condition.
