Very carefully she printed out each letter in her best handwritting.
“Happy Birthday David”, she spelled, with her tongue sticking out.
She looked at it for a minute, then frowned before taking a black marker and stroking it all out.
i print something when a want to see it on paper rather than a screen. Printing is so fun, you can make all kinds of things. I love to print. It is fun.
kuppycakekhylee
you store you print in color or black and white you put creat a picture on paper.
peyton
Print is one way you can write or it’s something you can do off of a computer. Printing is the easier way to write and it’s basically the first way you learn to write.
I print papers for school and i often use both sides of the paper, other times I print pictures and place them on my wall for memories. The pictures printed from my past are in black and white. I love black and white photos!
Megan
The animal print chair I sat upon was big and fluffy I loved it it was big cheetah print and so cool.I loved it.
Print has a lot of definitions. It could mean like printer print of hand-write print. That’s what i think about print. I think printing is pretty cool. It’s handy too.(:
I like to print things because then you have it and can take it anywhere. Also, printing something out can be fun depending on what it is and the colors you use for it.
Tried to print work off this morning for my daughter but the wp version was different to what I was using myself – not too important you’d think but we are not that computer literate and it was great to complete the task by eventually e-mailing/copying/pasting etc finishing off with a big pat on our backs.
Print … since the beginning of time man has attempted to encapsulate his experience through written images and, later on, the development of language. We read more and more “print” media on electronic devices … what will happen to books?
I print off the poem i wrote to you and left it on your pillow, I left you and your body on the downy girth of the pillow.
Sydneigh
this word conjures up dread. click and print. easy you say? except that my printer is in the bedroom. and my chapter is 67 pages. 80 if you count images. click and print. click and print. not on my dime. i tell my students to do that now, and they ask, what about the trees.
Lauren
Print is a strange word! I think of Scott, of Panaprint, of how different the system is over there. I think of Guttenberg and his great invention, and how I wish I could invent something earth changing like that. However he didn’t exactly strike it rich, so I’m not sure that’s a great wish.
Miriam
print is a place a feeling of space a warmth on your face a day in a race print is a pattern, a familiar voice.
sarah
Paper. Color. Draw art, hand print. Because you are art.
I get free printing for being nothing but a smarter student. I know plenty of people who deserve it more. I’m lazy and they work hard. Why do I get the benefits? Because someone said so. I want to punch that someone – they are an idiot.
cnhenry
I went to the printer, and my document wasn’t there. I went to the computer, and it told me, no, it should be there. The printer is lying; it does that sometimes. And wouldn’t you know I saw the printer in the supply closet with the fax machine, and there were noises coming out. Well, computer, that’s more than I really needed to know. Now if you’ll excuse me, the stapler and I are grabbing coffee after work.
paul
It’s the print selection in the file menu. Source of endless aggravation. But it really ought to be the word on a page, in print vs. online.
cdogzilla
I love to print pictures of nature. First, nature has such a variety of things to capture.
To take a picture of a bird flying from one tree to another is a great picture to print.
Wendy Smith
I’ve got your smile printed on my heart. It’s the rarest thing you’ve ever give to someone and I know it isn’t the most, but I’m grateful for it still. I’ve got your smile printed on my lips, and it’s the greatest thing I ever got.
Theya
animal print, life print, photos, printer, copy, lack of imagination. i have a printer but it doesn’t work. i would like to have a working printer
teodora
a dying medium? an aspiration. we want to see our names in print; seeing them onscreen holds no thrill. too easy. no gatekeepers. print is where it’s at because it’s legitimate, it’s mediated, somebody looked at our work and said, hey this is worthy of wide distribution, on the internet, we know we’re good; print validates that and assures us that somebody else thinks we’re good, too.
Jack Fear
i mean, printers. i sort of wonder about them, like whether they’ll exist soon. i’d much sooner have docs print to my kindle or something. i also think about typeface — the thing about reading online is that i get to pick the typeface, which used to be something the publisher, and sometimes the writer controlled.
Henry
Tongue sticking from the corner of his mouth, his little fingers wrapped tightly around the thick crayon, he carefully copied the letters from the page. Placing a firm dot at the end of the line he looked up and smiled. His first written sentence.
fi
i got my first very own printer at the beginning of this semester… its pretty handy as i can print out stuff for the next day in the middle of the night, which i couldnt do before, without waking up my roommates.
Mark
The first time I saw my name in print was in college when I worked for the school newspaper. I was editor of the arts section I ended up marrying my co editor. That’s the power of print. True story.
Chuck
one can print anything. but at what expense. printing is not as easy as it seems. instead of print it should be ‘think’. the button should say ‘think’
only then will we make a difference
xasasa
The print on the crumble up paper was much too small for Mary to read. She cursed herself for breaking her reading glasses, but what was she to do? When your live’s a stake and you have to run for it, you don’t think about little small things such as your reading glasses. It wouldn’t have mattered anyway, she thought, no what I need is a magnefying glass. Yet where was she to find one in this dark and narrow dugged out tunnel? Thud! What was that? Mary sat frozen, heart pounding. Oh shoot! Is that him? Did he see me? Crap! Is he on his way? Did he find the tunnel? Oh no, no, no, no! Dear God no! Her mind raced. Thud! Crap! He did find it and now he’s looking for me, thought Mary. Now she had no choice but to turn her small penlight and crawl as fast as she could. (fiction)
George had noticed the thumb print of coal dust, smudgy black, in the thick white bread. The working class, often a bit smelly. He put this in his novel “The Road To Wigan Pier”, betraying his true bourgeois self.
what do you mean print – I’m trying to print – I just can’t get the thing to – it’s flashing at me – cheeeezus – why won’t it work. I’ve tried bashing it – I’ve tried loving it – I’ve tried cajoling the bloody thing, but nothing. Nothing will work. It won’t come … oh – it’s printing!
its so beautiful that you can print what u see on the page, these days you have a lot of things that can help you to print, there are lots of options , and types. I like printing photos , pictures and most importantly its important that i can print documents and save them and many other notes from sources
Malvika
i cant wait to see my debut title in print. THE DIARY OF A BRIDE TO BE.
Katandra Shanel Jackson
Every time the printer runs out of ink I imagine how wonderful it would be to create the image by hand alone. Colours rippling through colours and ink splashing without regard, perfection found in the wonder and beauty of imperfection.
Verity Milligan
waiting, waiting, and waiting. It gets really annoying waiting for the printer to register that your paper is actually in the printer, and then for it to actually get the ink on to the paper. I don’t know if its all printers, but it seems that my printer loves to make me wait. Whether its an assignment or a photo, it always takes the same amount of time and makes me just as frustrated every single time.
lillian garrett
I print photo’s of me and my friends, of memories and happy times. I like smiling faces and capturing moments of happiness and craziness. Of times when you just let go and feel free, the printed photo’s of moments you’ll never get back but can cherish forever
Rosie
Printing is killing the world. Not has it become obsolete, due to the new technologies such as eBooks and Kindles, it is also wasting a lot of paper. Research has shown that 90% of paper printed are only used once. So why don’t we transform to more digitized materials and save the earth.
we print on paper so we can see it on paper and color and have fun.
there are many diferant tipes of print and its really cool there’s all sorts of prints and if you haven’t you shoud go and try some out.
Very carefully she printed out each letter in her best handwritting.
“Happy Birthday David”, she spelled, with her tongue sticking out.
She looked at it for a minute, then frowned before taking a black marker and stroking it all out.
There’s different kinds of print. Like there’s finger prints and also print, like printing a paper or or picture. Also there’s writing print.
i print something when a want to see it on paper rather than a screen. Printing is so fun, you can make all kinds of things. I love to print. It is fun.
you store you print in color or black and white you put creat a picture on paper.
Print is one way you can write or it’s something you can do off of a computer. Printing is the easier way to write and it’s basically the first way you learn to write.
in my digital design class we use the printer every minute. thats is the main thiing we use other that the computer.
I print papers for school and i often use both sides of the paper, other times I print pictures and place them on my wall for memories. The pictures printed from my past are in black and white. I love black and white photos!
The animal print chair I sat upon was big and fluffy I loved it it was big cheetah print and so cool.I loved it.
Print has a lot of definitions. It could mean like printer print of hand-write print. That’s what i think about print. I think printing is pretty cool. It’s handy too.(:
I like to print things because then you have it and can take it anywhere. Also, printing something out can be fun depending on what it is and the colors you use for it.
Tried to print work off this morning for my daughter but the wp version was different to what I was using myself – not too important you’d think but we are not that computer literate and it was great to complete the task by eventually e-mailing/copying/pasting etc finishing off with a big pat on our backs.
Print … since the beginning of time man has attempted to encapsulate his experience through written images and, later on, the development of language. We read more and more “print” media on electronic devices … what will happen to books?
I print off the poem i wrote to you and left it on your pillow, I left you and your body on the downy girth of the pillow.
this word conjures up dread. click and print. easy you say? except that my printer is in the bedroom. and my chapter is 67 pages. 80 if you count images. click and print. click and print. not on my dime. i tell my students to do that now, and they ask, what about the trees.
Print is a strange word! I think of Scott, of Panaprint, of how different the system is over there. I think of Guttenberg and his great invention, and how I wish I could invent something earth changing like that. However he didn’t exactly strike it rich, so I’m not sure that’s a great wish.
print is a place a feeling of space a warmth on your face a day in a race print is a pattern, a familiar voice.
Paper. Color. Draw art, hand print. Because you are art.
I get free printing for being nothing but a smarter student. I know plenty of people who deserve it more. I’m lazy and they work hard. Why do I get the benefits? Because someone said so. I want to punch that someone – they are an idiot.
I went to the printer, and my document wasn’t there. I went to the computer, and it told me, no, it should be there. The printer is lying; it does that sometimes. And wouldn’t you know I saw the printer in the supply closet with the fax machine, and there were noises coming out. Well, computer, that’s more than I really needed to know. Now if you’ll excuse me, the stapler and I are grabbing coffee after work.
It’s the print selection in the file menu. Source of endless aggravation. But it really ought to be the word on a page, in print vs. online.
I love to print pictures of nature. First, nature has such a variety of things to capture.
To take a picture of a bird flying from one tree to another is a great picture to print.
I’ve got your smile printed on my heart. It’s the rarest thing you’ve ever give to someone and I know it isn’t the most, but I’m grateful for it still. I’ve got your smile printed on my lips, and it’s the greatest thing I ever got.
animal print, life print, photos, printer, copy, lack of imagination. i have a printer but it doesn’t work. i would like to have a working printer
a dying medium? an aspiration. we want to see our names in print; seeing them onscreen holds no thrill. too easy. no gatekeepers. print is where it’s at because it’s legitimate, it’s mediated, somebody looked at our work and said, hey this is worthy of wide distribution, on the internet, we know we’re good; print validates that and assures us that somebody else thinks we’re good, too.
i mean, printers. i sort of wonder about them, like whether they’ll exist soon. i’d much sooner have docs print to my kindle or something. i also think about typeface — the thing about reading online is that i get to pick the typeface, which used to be something the publisher, and sometimes the writer controlled.
Tongue sticking from the corner of his mouth, his little fingers wrapped tightly around the thick crayon, he carefully copied the letters from the page. Placing a firm dot at the end of the line he looked up and smiled. His first written sentence.
i got my first very own printer at the beginning of this semester… its pretty handy as i can print out stuff for the next day in the middle of the night, which i couldnt do before, without waking up my roommates.
The first time I saw my name in print was in college when I worked for the school newspaper. I was editor of the arts section I ended up marrying my co editor. That’s the power of print. True story.
one can print anything. but at what expense. printing is not as easy as it seems. instead of print it should be ‘think’. the button should say ‘think’
only then will we make a difference
The print on the crumble up paper was much too small for Mary to read. She cursed herself for breaking her reading glasses, but what was she to do? When your live’s a stake and you have to run for it, you don’t think about little small things such as your reading glasses. It wouldn’t have mattered anyway, she thought, no what I need is a magnefying glass. Yet where was she to find one in this dark and narrow dugged out tunnel? Thud! What was that? Mary sat frozen, heart pounding. Oh shoot! Is that him? Did he see me? Crap! Is he on his way? Did he find the tunnel? Oh no, no, no, no! Dear God no! Her mind raced. Thud! Crap! He did find it and now he’s looking for me, thought Mary. Now she had no choice but to turn her small penlight and crawl as fast as she could. (fiction)
George had noticed the thumb print of coal dust, smudgy black, in the thick white bread. The working class, often a bit smelly. He put this in his novel “The Road To Wigan Pier”, betraying his true bourgeois self.
what do you mean print – I’m trying to print – I just can’t get the thing to – it’s flashing at me – cheeeezus – why won’t it work. I’ve tried bashing it – I’ve tried loving it – I’ve tried cajoling the bloody thing, but nothing. Nothing will work. It won’t come … oh – it’s printing!
its so beautiful that you can print what u see on the page, these days you have a lot of things that can help you to print, there are lots of options , and types. I like printing photos , pictures and most importantly its important that i can print documents and save them and many other notes from sources
i cant wait to see my debut title in print. THE DIARY OF A BRIDE TO BE.
Every time the printer runs out of ink I imagine how wonderful it would be to create the image by hand alone. Colours rippling through colours and ink splashing without regard, perfection found in the wonder and beauty of imperfection.
waiting, waiting, and waiting. It gets really annoying waiting for the printer to register that your paper is actually in the printer, and then for it to actually get the ink on to the paper. I don’t know if its all printers, but it seems that my printer loves to make me wait. Whether its an assignment or a photo, it always takes the same amount of time and makes me just as frustrated every single time.
I print photo’s of me and my friends, of memories and happy times. I like smiling faces and capturing moments of happiness and craziness. Of times when you just let go and feel free, the printed photo’s of moments you’ll never get back but can cherish forever
Printing is killing the world. Not has it become obsolete, due to the new technologies such as eBooks and Kindles, it is also wasting a lot of paper. Research has shown that 90% of paper printed are only used once. So why don’t we transform to more digitized materials and save the earth.