Sentence examples for to typeface from inspiring English sources

The book was printed in To typeface, probably in the early 18th century.

Not only was I oblivious to typeface, I couldn't even see the absence of great big indentations.

For instance, Tempera Biblio is "punchy and beautiful," and an "especially good choice for extended reading," according to the florid pitch copy so common to typeface catalogs.

Fonts can play a powerful role in shaping the aesthetic identity of a city – and some places wishing to update their image turn to typeface design as a revitalising tool.

In today's environment, where fonts can be created and replicated by anyone with a personal computer (United States copyright law does not extend protection to typeface design), the idea that a font can be an objet d'art in its own right seems like a utopian reverie.

(It also had a delightful cover, Nairn cheerily poking his head from the driver's cab of a Routemaster bus; Penguin have, in an act of homage and respect, reproduced the design exactly, down to typeface and style of paper. The only differences are the quotes on the Routemaster's panels and back cover, and the direction the Penguin is facing on the front).

When it comes to what typeface to use, we all like to stick to what we know.

Everything from Anderson's go-to Futura typeface to dated audio equipment gets referenced on the card, with the director himself occupying the free space in the middle.

Pentagram Design's calendar is devoted to typefaces, below, but not Helvetica.

Looking through the other end of the telescope, we see the last year in 89 objects; everything from opera houses to typefaces.

There are references to luxury goods (Ketel One vodka, minimalist furniture, Swiss Army knives); to art (a photograph by another artist-team, Fischli & Weiss, and Constructivist shards) and to typefaces (Helvetica and German Blackletter, beloved by the Nazis).