Sentence examples for which will be printed from inspiring English sources

The letter, which will be printed in Wednesday's Guardian, has been signed by about 550 people in total, including many major figures in the classical music world.

Consumers will receive fewer of the original checks in their bank statements and more paper substitutes, which will be printed when checks are handled the new way.

The Overall Winner will be required to write a feature about the trip, and take accompanying photographs, which will be printed in the Travel section of the Guardian and on theguardian.com/travel (at GNM's sole discretion) at a later date.

The weekly tabloid, which will be printed in Britain and South Africa, also has a website, although this is still very much in its infancy and will not be fully up and running until mid-March.

The charity, the Children's High Level Group, plans to publish three editions of the book, which will be printed and distributed by Bloomsbury, Scholastic and Amazon, with an on-sale date of Dec. 4.

As part of a new set of rules intended to curb cheating on the SAT and ACT, college entrance exams will require students to submit a photograph upon registering for the tests, which will be printed on their admissions tickets and verified when the student shows up on test day.

Michael Mandiberg lays this bare in a new exhibition in which Wikipedia entries will be printed out in abundance.

This project, from conceptual artist Katie Paterson, will see 100 authors, over the next 100 years, deliver a piece of writing that will not be revealed until 2114, when 1,000 trees in Oslo's Nordmarka forest will be chopped down to create the paper on which the texts will be printed.

Look out for the particular certifying body's logo, which, in most cases, will be printed somewhere on the wine label.

In summary, this results in a scenario involving a large amount of stored photos from which just a small part will be printed.

As part of the relaunch Glamour, which will remain priced at £2, will be printed using a higher quality paper stock to "amplify" the print product for readers.