Sentence examples for traditional printing from inspiring English sources

Other artists prefer more traditional printing methods.

During the 20th century digital devices simplified traditional printing, making possible the surfaces composed of pixels that constitute electronic pages.

Traditional printing presses are fast and can produce large quantities of publications for much less than 20 cents a page.

The per-copy price is much higher than it would be with a traditional printing process, and there is still the problem of getting people to buy it.

His company in Newburgh, N.Y., uses traditional printing techniques to produce a variety of high-end paper goods, from stationery to handmade books.

The most compact machines are smaller than minivans, and their output is virtually indistinguishable from the products of traditional printing presses.

Wapping became synonymous with the battle to move British journalism away from the traditional printing-presses of Fleet Street towards the new era of digital publishing, when Rupert Murdoch decided to move his British newspaper titles to the site in 1986.

Expect lots of colour, florals and traditional prints.

Traditional printed fabrics, vibrant colours and beadwork all feature.

Royalties, too, are higher than in traditional print publishing.

Ms. Plange studied architecture and rarely uses traditional prints or textiles in her garments.