Sentence examples for very printed from inspiring English sources

And now new media threaten the very printed pages that carry their work, as newspaper circulations fall and editorial costs are cut.

But in preparation for his visit Meghan Constantinou, the club's librarian, had pulled out some "Aldines," as books from Aldus's very real print shop are known.

Very early printed books are as treasured as manuscripts.

£9.95, magmabooks.com {5} Paradiso Bright tropical birds contrast with black-and-white flora on this high quality, yet very affordable, printed gift wrap from Paperchase.

It produced inventive, distinctively American textiles, from high-end hand-embroidered silks to very affordable printed cotton denims, using innovative techniques at every stage of the manufacturing process.

The Final Testament that was printed is very, very close to what came off my computer.

Plasticized vitrines, chic but deeply impractical (very French), bore printed quotations from immigrants.

The very long letter, printed on Nov. 11, 1973, was sent by Timothy Leary.

"You could be fabulously inspired by it, or feel jealous when someone else printed very beautifully".

The visitor wore a pinkish kurta, too young for her but certainly very expensive, finely printed with a silver design.

Once, when I was very miserable, Michael printed out some lyrics and left them on my desk.