Sentence examples for use of prints from inspiring English sources

Warren Noronha, 26, was one of the hot names at the last round of shows with his goddess gowns and striking use of prints.

"Except designers whose whole collection doesn't depend on them and whose use of prints have been innovative, like Richard Nicoll, Christopher Kane, Erdem and Marios Schwab, most of the poor imitators that these designers have since spawned around the world use bold prints in a way that we French call 'cache misère,"' Ms. Poumaillou said.

Standard Register is consolidating plants as increased use of print-on-demand services reduces the need for inventories of forms, a spokesman said.

Harmsworth's conception of a tabloid, however, referred not to the reduced size of the newspaper but to the economical use of printing space, which he filled with short stories, short paragraphs, and simple sentences.

Under the plan two Midtown library locations will be merged into the Schwarzman Building: the Mid-Manhattan Library, the system's largest circulating library, and the Science, Industry and Business Library, where the use of print materials is decreasing because of digitization.

This is possible through the use of printing techniques screen printing, flexography, inkjet, pad printing, etc.

Framed within this conceptualization, the study examined whether teachers' use of print-focused OTRs increased children's engagement during book reading and accelerated acquisition of print awareness skills.

Book reading was observed twice weekly during baseline and intervention phases and coded for teachers' use of print-referenced OTRs and children's level of engagement.

A very low literacy rate (1.3%) and difficulty in understanding signage (29.7%) posed potential obstacles for use of print media as a primary source of health communication.

A two-part questionnaire was designed to elicit information on use of print and electronic resources by agricultural science students in Nigerian universities.

The use of printing techniques is an obvious step towards mass production of devices at a relatively low cost when compared to the use of semiconductor cleanroom techniques, which involve multiple processing steps using complex and expensive facilities.