new print

On her new print, she would makes notes of the background story.

Due to rights issues, the studios own the new print.

You want a new print plate for your fax machine.

The theater will be showing a new print that was approved by the director.

"They fell apart a few times in the process of making the new prints.

Like a brand new print of an old Technicolor movie.

In the new print, the shots of Hunter are a revelation.

He developed long-term relationships with artists, often publishing their new prints himself.

New prints distributed after 1984 also omitted the end credits.

She began producing new prints, including re-issues of earlier works.

There's a new print for this anniversary release, all the better to see those dance floor moves.

In the early 90s, the union began expressing interest in new print media at the university.

For the festival, a new print of the film has been struck from the original negatives.

Luxury was a prime ingredient in both the making and the marketing of the new prints.

As a result, even new prints looked no better than a 16mm orientation film would have looked.

Thus the introduction of the new print media marked the beginning of a break with the past.

The book went back to the presses for a new print run six times before publication based on the number of advance orders.

This was corrected in newer prints of the issue.

New print runs and updated editions were published regularly to the turn of the century.

A new print advertising campaign will begin today, followed by $5 million to $7 million in television and radio ads.

Like the television spots, the new print ad gives examples of Chrysler's successful products.

These will not be new prints of the films but rather old movies in new boxes.

Maybe that's why these new prints have something of the aura of drawings.

The new prints also had a specific privacy.

The networks strike a new print from the negative, creating a digitized master.