Sentence examples for to be printed in a from inspiring English sources

They were described in language too vulgar to be printed in a family newspaper.

Bob, the groom, has… Excerpt from a story to be printed in a future issue, about attending a posh wedding at an East Coast resort.

Excerpt from a story to be printed in a future issue, about attending a posh wedding at an East Coast resort.

(3-5) The solution is OFF-PISTE; the magic of crosswords means that the wordplay did not have to be printed in a family newspaper.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each student designs and creates a one-page print advertisement to be printed in a teen magazine that will help deter teenagers from becoming addicted to marijuana.

By Matthew Klam The New Yorker, June 21 , 1999P. 218 Excerpt from a story to be printed in a future issue, about attending a posh wedding at an East Coast resort..

After his death, Ellen permitted a small section to be printed in an anthology, but then withdrew the manuscript.

Indeed, the first book to be printed in Irish was a translation of the Calvinist Book of Common Order, published in Edinburgh in 1567, and the Scottish Reformers used the Irish Bible for some time, until it became clear that it was too foreign for the people to understand.

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The complete text of the interview is to be printed in the catalog accompanying a Smithson retrospective opening in September at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.

The Zimbabwe dollar, which was more valuable than the American greenback at independence in 1980, is now having to be printed in notes of 250m worth just a bit more than an American dollar.