例句與造句

1. Daniel Berkeley Updike's parents were both English.
2. Daniel Berkeley Updike began to acquire his own fonts.
3. The printer Daniel Berkeley Updike, while respecting some of his work, echoed Goudy's student geometric design making his work out of favor.
4. While there she became acquainted with eminent typographers including Daniel Berkeley Updike and Stanley Morison, who later played a highly influential part in her professional life.
5. Daniel Berkeley Updike and his Merrymount Press were known by publishing firms all over the country; he could always rely on the general market for commissions.
6. It's difficult to find daniel berkeley updike in a sentence. 用daniel berkeley updike造句挺難的
7. An early use of Times New Roman outside its origin was by Daniel Berkeley Updike, an influential historian of printing with whom Morison carried an extensive correspondence.
8. "' Daniel Berkeley Updike "'( February 14, 1860  December 29, 1941 ) was an American printer and historian of typography.
9. Daniel Berkeley Updike was born in Providence, Rhode Island, on February 24, 1860; he left school when his father died on October 9, 1877.
10. On sales trips, Blumenthal was first exposed to the work of fine printers and book designers including Bruce Rogers, Daniel Berkeley Updike, and the Nonesuch Press.
11. "The Well-Made Book : Essays & Lectures by Daniel Berkeley Updike, " collected and edited by William S . Peterson, was published in 2002 and contains many previously unpublished essays and extensive illustrations.
12. In 1893 Daniel Berkeley Updike opened his own studio, designing type fonts; in 1896 he founded a printing company, the Merrymount Press ( named in honor of Mount Wollaston-- the original Merry Mount-- an early settlement south of Boston ).
13. In 1923, Morison at the British branch of Monotype thought it somewhat florid in comparison to the version of his branch which he considered a personal project, noting in a 1923 letter to American printer Daniel Berkeley Updike that " I entertain very decided opinions about this latest of Mr . Goudy's achievements . . . a comparison leaves me with a preference for our version . " He added that he " could not bring myself to believe " that Garamond himself had cut the swash capitals that " Mr . Goudy has done his best to reproduce ".