imprint|imprints in English

noun

[im·print || 'ɪmprɪnt]

mark, stamp, impression, sign; publisher's name on a book

Use "imprint|imprints" in a sentence

1. The positive is then used to form additional imprints (60) functionally identical to the original imprint.

2. They publish under several imprints.

3. Alveology (Imprints) by Alveol, released 31 December 2015 1

4. Fingerprint sensor (Pixel Imprint)

5. He imprints his own personal style on his work.

6. By providing names of imprints, the publisher is informing the Settlement Administrator that it is not authorizing Google to display Books published by those imprints.

7. Spell Original Mix Blenk Knowledge Imprint

8. Her face bore the deep imprint of suffering.

9. Here left behind that little bit imprint.

10. Title and imprint from advertising matter on last page.

11. Through these imprints, Amphorae has worked with authors across the United States to …

12. Imprint Sources Ad generosum Adolescentem Jacobum Schenck - 1606

13. This dictionary is published under the Longman imprint.

14. BrutishHeavyMusic is a Recife-based imprint, focused on e-music

15. 4 Colonialism has left an indelible imprint on the island.

16. The button had left an imprint on my arm.

17. The company operated several labels in addition to the Tamla and Motown imprints.

18. Imprint in the tea-gardens – Confessions of an Authorling

19. The blow made a sharp imprint on the skin.

20. I can see an imprint of what was embedded.

21. Imprints of trees pressed themselves against the windshield, black silhouettes that hung like bleak skeletons.

22. For black people, similarly, colonialism has left its imprint.

23. Colonialism has left an indelible imprint on the island.

24. The ceramics bore the imprint of Luca della Robbia.

25. Furthermore, the lymph node imprints disclosed many cells with a positive alkaline phosphatase reaction.