例句與造句

1. Designers often used unique display typefaces that worked harmoniously with the image.
2. A more prosaic genre of display typefaces is those intended for signage, such as Clearview.
3. "' Ellington "'is a display typeface designed by Michael Harvey licensed from Monotype.
4. "' Belwe Roman "'is a display typeface designed by Georg Belwe in 1907.
5. He creates primarily display typefaces; typefaces with more personality than would usually be suitable for large bodies of text.
6. It's difficult to find display typeface in a sentence. 用display typeface造句挺難的
7. Display typefaces will often have more eccentric and variable designs than the simple, relatively restrained typefaces generally used for body text.
8. "' Arnold B鯿klin "'is a display typeface that was designed in 1904 by " Schriftgiesserei Otto Weisert " foundry.
9. Especially on the front page of newspapers and on magazine covers, headlines often are set in larger display typefaces to attract attention, and are placed near the masthead.
10. Twombly's fonts named after woods and trees were part of an Adobe project to revive American display typefaces from the nineteenth century that had been engraved in wood.
11. The attract-mode displays the name " Star Fire " in the same swooping sans-serif display typeface used by the " Star Wars " main titles.
12. Another feature allows 900 Series users to display paper documents to each other in a separate on-screen window that will display typeface fonts as small as 8 points, compared with the previous minimum of 24-point typefaces.
13. As examples, the American Type Founders specimen of 1897 offered designs including baseball players, animals, Christmas wreaths, designs for cheques, and emblems such as See above for the historical definition of " display typeface ".
14. "The New Yorker " signature display typeface, used for its nameplate and headlines and the masthead above " The Talk of the Town " section, is called " Irvin " or " Irvin type, " after him.
15. In 2009 Pascal Zoghbi designed FF Seria Arabic  an improved version of Sada  to be the first Arabic typeface in the FontFont library, The Regular and Bold are text typefaces, the Light is both display and text type, while the Black is purely a display typeface.
16. Marketed by Monotype as a design of " classic simplicity and real beauty ", it was intended as a display typeface that could be used for posters and advertisements, as well as for the text of documents that need to be clearly legible at small sizes or from a distance, such as book blurbs, timetables and price lists.