Examples of 'print runs' in a sentence
Meaning of "print runs"
Print Runs: The number of copies of a particular publication, such as a book or magazine, that are printed and made available for distribution at one time
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- plural of print run
How to use "print runs" in a sentence
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Comparison of print runs printing and trimming.
His novels appeared in large print runs.
Although the print runs may be known in.
Print runs are too small.
Belongs to one of my last print runs.
The first print runs are exhausted.
Distribution policy and print runs.
Print runs per day have increased from.
The issue sold out four print runs.
Small print runs are always possible.
Order individually printed products in small print runs.
Small print runs at competitive prices.
Also ideal for high volume print runs.
Shorter print runs are common today.
Prices are better at lower quantity print runs than ever before.
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Usual print runs were no more than a few hundred copies.
Comparison of print runs printing.
Short print runs for limited editions or localised promotions.
We got about another hour before that print runs through.
Print runs of other statistical publications are usually very modest.
They often combine print runs especially for picture books.
Print runs were being adjusted.
Short print runs.
Print runs for most modern books number in the thousands.
There are as yet few daily newspapers and print runs are small.
Long print runs are seeing replaced by one line jokes.
Newspaper print runs.
Minimum print runs and terms and conditions also apply.
We can also provide small or large print runs at very competitive prices.
Very effi cient with hard tapes and long print runs.
It was a success and three print runs were needed to cope with the demand.
The national report and statistical handbooks have had small print runs.
It is not uncommon to see book print runs of several hundred thousands of copies.
We can only urge author departments to be even more careful when specifying print runs.
Higher toner yields mean longer print runs with fewer operator interventions.
Another example is that publishers often made changes to the blocks in later print runs.
This was due to a combination of smaller print runs and what the traffic would bear.
The entire game board looked different from his first two print runs.
A discount can also be given for small print runs and for academic and educational purposes.
The flexograph technique is generally regarded as more economical than serigraphy in larger print runs.
The number of publications for children and their print runs have declined noticeably.
The print runs are lower, as the catalogues are sent more selectively.
Its aim is to publish illustrated works in limited print runs intended for its members.
Tax-exempt sales of print runs of membership bulletins to nonprofit organisations.
WMO uses offset and photocopying equipment to produce short to medium print runs.
We will be doing more print runs but only after Christmas.
Small print runs of charts were printed, being coloured by hand in cartographic workshops.
Numerous ethnic newspapers with small print runs also arose in the West.
Initial print runs were produced at home, using the bathroom as a darkroom.
Including a weighting for print runs in colour and recto / verso.
