Sentence examples for word printed from inspiring English sources

One word, printed in black and white, as if things were that clear.

But the word printed most clearly on these clothes is: "reality".

A company called Redbubble began selling shirts, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, and throw pillows with the word printed on.

The vignette was inspired by McDonagh's memory of passing a block of flats in Galway with his father's Irish-speaking brother Mike, who saw the word printed on some building materials and repeated it aloud.

He lifted it up, so that Allan could see for himself the words for sale, across which another piece of card had been attached, this time with just a single word printed on it.

I suggest that one or more of the following images may be more likely to elicit the desired response: the now-classic photo of the major tobacco chief executives testifying before Congress that cigarettes are not addictive; the average yearly compensation of these executives; and the single word, printed in bold letters, "Gotcha!" THEODORE J. O 'NEILLMadison, Conn., June 23 , 2011

If you are referencing a book, all you need to do is write the word "Print" followed by a period.

This picture, which LACMA now owns, shows Baldessari standing directly in front of a spindly palm tree, and underneath is a one-word printed text: "WRONG".

Our kids would have vocabulary words printed on index cards.

Censorship has been extremely light with only about fifty out of 3 million words printed censored.

She has identified the Kindle as a substitute for words printed on physical pages.