Sentence examples for wrote a print from inspiring English sources

In July I wrote a print column arguing that his long record of success in state elections and the narrative he could spin around Texas's record of job creation would make him a formidable candidate.

How do you best write a print story these days?

She took the role into the digital age by responding quickly to Times controversies in her blog and on Twitter, in addition to writing a print column.

However, there were guides to help the wary new connoisseur; Liu Tong (died 1637) wrote a book printed in 1635 which told his readers how to spot fake and authentic pieces of art.

For El Al, Mr. Levenson wrote a series of print ads that drew on the warmth of Jewish oral tradition.

As the great 19th-century economist Alfred Marshall wrote, "A government could print a good edition of Shakespeare's works, but it could not get them written".

Mr. Cowen, who has written a dozen print books, released his most recent work as a brief e-book examining the current American economic slump, exclusively for the Kindle in late January.

"I believe it started with a gift of a print," she wrote, "a girl stepping out onto the horizon (a picture that predates Photoshop by at least sixty years).

There were parades and parties, and Walt Whitman even wrote a poem, which was printed on Page 2 of The New York Times.

A.G.S.: Yeah, so I wrote a hundred-page memo, printed eight copies, very discreetly delivered them to a small number of newsroom leaders.

Mr. Merker's stroke in 1999 kept him from fully absorbing the digital revolution and its impact on the written word, said Sidney Berger, a fellow printer who wrote a 1997 bibliographic biography, "Printing and the Mind of Merker".