Sentence examples for what it prints from inspiring English sources

Yet Charlie Hebdo also has been sharply criticized by many who agree with its right to print what it prints but sharply dislike some of what it's printing.

But Madison's acting first selectman, Ron Piombino, said that he would support an official resolution urging the paper "to really exercise discretion" about what it prints.

Scholastic began with a record first printing of 8.5 million copies in the United States, more than twice what it printed for the last volume, and millions more were printed by foreign counterparts.

In short, your computer or device will tell Cloud Print what it wants printed, and Cloud Print will then send the appropriate instructions to your printer.

There's also an NFC sensor on-board to detect tags associated with different materials, at which point it can customize a print based on what it's printing.

Once again the prim paper has zeroed in on broadcast swearing, and once again the resulting story was comically stymied by the coy code governing what it can print.

It won't be what it was; print has been the dominant force in the public education of this nation for several centuries, and we will see how the electronic media and this new technology works.

If you're not sure what it was printed with, stick to plain paper!

Escher estate detected what it claimed were prints counterfeited by Washington and sold by him (and later Frogtown's Baughman) on Ebay.

Condé Nast, publisher of magazines like GQ, Vanity Fair and Glamour, is selling most of its publications for $20 a year, nearly twice what it charges in print.

Try telling a newspaper what it should be printing.