Sentence examples for typeface to from inspiring English sources

He enlarged the typeface to make it more comfortable to read.

When she wrote books, she designed them in their entirety, from the typeface to the illustrations to the layout.

As for the text, it shows a shift from last election's traditional serifed typeface to bold sans-serif caps.

In 1531 they created, for an edition of St . Augustines Sylvius, the roman typeface to which all later so-called Garamond typefaces are traced.

"They're still valid," says former GLF campaigner Alan Wakeman, who's arranging for the original publication to be reproduced in larger typeface to celebrate the anniversary.

(I even went to one where the groom had printed all the wedding stationery in the Guardian typeface, to honour their having met on Guardian Soulmates).

Recipients do not need the original layout program or typefaces to open the file, just free Adobe Acrobat Reader software.

The idea for SoftwareToGo came from Precision Type, the Newmans' company, closed last year, that sold computerized typefaces to publishers and related businesses.

The theoretical pronouncements of his early period in Switzerland – of how to space letters and words, of what typefaces to mix – are rules which are still followed.

As a result, to all intents and purposes, Japanese typographers have had only two typefaces to choose from mincho, roughly equivalent to the West's roman, and Gothic, functionally a Japanese sans serif.

Using a variety of typefaces to represent a chorus of distinct voices, Moore captures the children's complicated mix of feelings: embarrassment, defiance, pride, appreciation and, most palpably, love.