Sentence examples for whole printing from inspiring English sources

"The whole printing thing is a farce," he said.

Twenty years ago, in the Thatcher era, the whole printing division at Oxford University Press was closed overnight to make way for the digital age.

Besides, Galton was not really comparing whole prints.

What are being compared are thus not whole prints, but mere fragments.

The whole print order of Freud's Psychopathology of Everyday Life, Pelican No 24, sold out in the first week.

As long as no one has made promises to the contrary, it's not unfair to sell through the whole print run and then sort out the details.

As an industry, the media as a whole (print and broadcast) has been happy to use "nearly right" as a yardstick for accuracy.

At one time, I could do whole print jobs from writing and 35mm photography to a final off-set litho plate developed using cotton wool soaked in Marathon.

Then there is the most obvious problem that faces the whole print market: can any paper supplant the enthusiasm among young people to consume their news and opinion online?

The editor of the main northern newspaper, Uthayan, told the BBC that a whole print-run of a fake edition of the paper had appeared, falsely telling readers that the main opposition group, the Tamil National Alliance, was boycotting the election.

Zopherus has the whole print taking place inside the body of a large lander, which brings its own high-strength printing mix to reinforce the "Martian concrete" that will make up the bulk of the structure.