Sentence examples for were still printed from inspiring English sources

Outside time, after all, the vanished trees were still printed on the air somewhere.

Ms. Raab said yesterday that she was having "very productive conversations" with The New York Times Company, which rebuffed a proposed landmark designation in 1985, at a time when newspapers were still printed there.

Business magazines were still printing breathless profiles of net firms and their cool, rich young bosses.

The sign is still printed above the door, albeit with letters missing.

But readers struggle with the way in which Taiwanese books are still printed, in traditional characters with vertical text.

This is already putting pressure on prices for other wood users, such as builders, cabinet-makers and, we should admit, magazines that are still printed on paper.

By law, most of the ballot is still printed on one page with writing so small that even younger eyes can barely read it.

The Jobs family has long been involved in the design trade, and its fabrics are still printed at the Jobs Handtryck factory, which opened in 1944.

Indeed, several are still printed by the texture of the canvas" [38], was not yet explored: dyeing with a press.

Hence that promise to "pay the bearer on demand" that is still printed on each bank note today.

Despite the advancement and technological achievement of the current age, documents are still printed on paper and widely exchanged, hence the need for Writer Identification (WI).