95 Sentences With "prints out" | Random Sentence Generator

The machine jams, or prints out endless streams of paper.

Buffett's assistant, Debbie Bosanek, prints out emails for the billionaire investor.

Just two royal ladies who look great in prints, out watching tennis together.

Interestingly the printer has unique print angle that prints out plastic on the leading edge.

So she prints out the meanest post and puts it in her boyfriend's coat pocket.

Duke prints out photos of movie scenes and seamlessly integrates them into the actual locations.

She said she didn&apost do it, so I was like &aposWho prints out the receipt?

My grandma prints out every email joke forward she gets and tapes it in a book.

Plus, that inevitably prints out a price sticker that you have to use to purchase it.

From that data, the company creates and prints out routes for the collectors they work with.

You simply scan your passport at a kiosk which prints out your boarding passes and baggage tags.

After ballots are scanned, the machine tabulates those votes and prints out a receipt with the total.

Pops lets users shoot moving photos in GIF style, which then prints out in physical sticker form.

But why not skip a step, and give a camera that prints out photos as you take them?

Sometimes, Mr. Scavino prints out suggested tweets in extra-large fonts for Mr. Trump to sign off on.

Every night, before leaving his office, he downloads and prints out copies of crowdsourced maps for emergency medical workers.

Greg prints out copies of the photos and places them on a table for students to collect throughout the evening.

She prints out her paperwork and her itinerary in a folder, so she doesn't have to fumble around for it in her phone.

Once he's decided on a design, Maughan said he prints out a map of San Francisco and draws the shape with a highlighter.

People wanted bigger photos — shots they could really see — and now the company's launching a larger AR printer that prints out 33x23 photos.

The Vulcan II prints out layers of Lavacrete, Icon's custom proprietary concrete that is reportedly cheaper than typical building materials, and more resilient.

President Donald Trump often prints out tweets he likes, and sends a signed A4 print of it to the author, a congressman has said.

The machines, called ballot-marking devices, let voters select their choices on a touchscreen computer, which then prints out their selections on a paper ballot.

I picked one that's got a few colors in it, so it'll give it a good workout to see how well it actually prints out.

The luxury resort prints out the materials for a hotel room, flat-packs its basic structures, and assembles it in its final location, like Lego pieces.

The machine then prints out a receipt calculating how much "labor" you've performed against the local minimum wage, encouraging the laborer to seek lost wages from Facebook.

For example, a person who prints out calendars gets orders and sells them, but production of those calendars in government-owned factories is not decided by demand.

But it certainly works, as he demonstrates by running a program that prints out prime numbers on a gigantic whiteboard with the help of an onscreen keyboard.

He prints out a sheet with the location of each mother the morning before a visit, which helps the team work out where best to set up camp.

David Neevel's red robot prints out each tweet on a piece of paper then switches on a lighter, burns it and dispenses the flaming remainders into an ashtray.

This can mean just using paper ballots, or it can mean using a ballot marking machine that lets voters enter their preferences and then prints out a ballot.

According to Politico, his staff collects articles from newspapers ranging from the New York Post to the New York Times, and even prints out stories for him to read.

You vote on a touchscreen, it prints out a ballot which has a barcode or a QR code on it, then that bar code or QR code is counted.

A younger member of the family excuses herself from the table and prints out photos of the sisters over the years, arranging them in the shape of a heart.

The second component to "teleporting" food is the Pixel Food Printer, a custom-built robotic arm that prints out tiny little pixel cubes made from a type of edible gel.

" Phishing"It's like a fake ATM that prints out an error message when you try to use it, but in the meantime has taken your credit card details and pin number.

The key safeguard is a paper trail — either a paper ballot scanned into an optical reader, or a touchscreen interface that prints out a paper receipt when a vote is cast.

As you can see in the photo comparisons below, the prints out of my Mini 260 camera came out softer than those taken with my iPhone 237.89 and printed with the SP-103.

Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's staff prints out President Donald Trump's tweets for him to read, Tillerson said Wednesday, noting he does not have any social media accounts of his own.

While the structure in the movie relates to the advancing and evolution of the human species, Aaajiao's monolith possesses a small, embedded receipt printer which endlessly prints out what appears to be strings of gibberish.

He looks younger than his 73 years, but more than his salt-and-pepper beard, the real giveaway is the fact that he prints out all of his emails to file away in stacks of pristine manila folders.

Sidumo lacks a computer, so her teenage daughter prints out the official documents and correspondence with officials for her to keep in case they find an investor or need proof of their right to the land to show other community members.

The system consists of about 22016,240 "ballot-marking devices" set up in vote centers across the county: After voters insert blank ballot paper into a machine and use its touchscreen to make their selections, the device prints out a machine-generated paper ballot marked with their choices.

At the entrance of the main dining hall, players place their fingers on a scanner that prints out a ticket for the specific meal each will eat: A purple one means a double serving of carbohydrates for the underweight; orange means fewer carbohydrates for those needing to shed pounds; and green orders a standard meal.

Maybe he spared me because I was just trying to help (I thought that I could get a few more prints out the depleted cartridge by shaking it) or maybe he did it because it was my first few months of my very first job out of college, and he knew I needed guidance, not a pink slip.

Further, it can also be used to print lists of internal values. produces a list of all variables and their values, while prints out the program size. Keywords include , and .

When working with Disney on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Champion recalls "the animators couldn't take a young girl out of themselves, they couldn't take the prints out of themselves".

Kat intends for Hannah to be interested in Zach, but Hannah instead finds herself smitten with Justin. Hannah later asks Kat for permission to pursue Justin, to which Kat consents. Hannah prints out Justin’s class schedule to “bump” into him between classes and goes to his basketball game.

Here is the largest example of a practical program given in SNAP, which reads strings from cards and then prints out the individual words found in them: READ A RECORD. SET I TO 1. SET J TO 1. CALL THE J-TH CHARACTER OF THE RECORD THE KEY.

Beaver has increased his lead in the stock market contest. Veronica tries to call Heidi, and the call goes directly to her fax. Veronica prints out the faxes that were in the machine, and one of them is a flyer from the band of Heidi's old boyfriend, Nick. Veronica successfully tracks down Heidi.

Wood-Davis told Sarah Ellis of Inside Soap that Kim wants revenge and prints out hundreds of screen shots of herself and Grace kissing. She then places them around Grace's nightclub. She manages to remove them before Trevor and Esther arrive. The actress believed her character never thought about the consequences of crossing Grace.

She prints out his police record and posts it on the bulletin board at the mill for everybody to see. Some of the employees attack Walter, but Vicki and the boss of the mill come to his defense. Ostracized and frustrated, Walter leaves his workplace and goes to the park. Vicki, fearing the worst, begins to search for him.

The fifth line, echo $x, prints out the current value of `x`. So, what exactly does this program print? It depends on the scope rules. If the language of this program is one that uses lexical scope, then `g` prints and modifies the global variable `x` (because `g` is defined outside `f`), so the program prints `1` and then `2`.

Kanhaiya (Tusshar Kapoor) is a man who loses his focus whenever he sees red. In his office, a female worker accidentally drinks a love potion and she follows him into his office. Kanhaiya loses focus when he finds that she is wearing red. She urges him to have sex and lands on a printer that prints out pictures of her breasts and ass.

In addition to indicating the line number and column number of the error location, the compiler prints out the faulty line of code and uses a single circumflex on the next line, padded by spaces, to give a visual indication of the error location. The circumflex acts as an upwards-pointing arrow in the text-based print out of the error details.

The Image Size dialog can be used as an image calculator of sorts. For example, a 1600 × 1200 image with a resolution of 200 ppi will produce a printed image of 8 × 6 inches. The same image with 400 ppi will produce a printed image of 4 × 3 inches. Change the resolution to 800 ppi, and the same image now prints out at 2 × 1.5 inches.

Venue prints out four issues a year in full color and is run entirely by students. Avant is a student-led literary magazine that compiles students' poems, short stories, photos, and artwork. Avant publishes fall and spring issues each year. In addition to print publications, Rowan also has an award-winning radio station, Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM, which began in 1964 on a $6,000 budget.

The office instead uses instant messenger to share quips in secret. Gabe catches them and prints out the list of quips, which insult Sabre and even attack Gabe personally, and reads them to the office thinking this will shame the authors. Instead, they all laugh at each other's quips. The most popular ones involve Gabe being peed on and one of the dogs having had sex with Gabe's mother.

Nick loves being the different child: he never wears shoes, wears his hats inside out, and ignores emergency signs in the street. When he waits for his socks to be cleaned one day, the washing machine temporarily freezes. Once the washing finishes, he opens the door and discovers that one of his socks have disappeared. He calls the police and prints out missing posters; no fingerprints are inside the machine.

A good nanoindentation machine prints out the load unload curve data with labels to each of the segments such as loading, top hold, unload, bottom hold, and reloading. If multiple cycles are used then each one should be labeled. However mores nanoindenters only give the raw data for the load- unload curves. An automatic software technique finds the sharp change from the top hold time to the beginning of the unloading.

They eventually come out as a couple after Leah prints out pictures of their text conversations when Ryan was AWOL and Leela finds them. She presents them at Amy's remembrance day and Ste and Ryan take a short break while Ryan thinks about his feelings. Even at Leela's disapproval, Ryan and Ste get back together. After job hunting for a while, Ryan tells Ste he got a great job in Brazil and Ste reluctantly agrees.

However, Tove shows no sign of staying in Denmark, and even prints out a picture of the Singaporean hotel in which they will be staying, and shows it to Sofie, pointing out their exact room. Sofie is upset with Jonas for having been tricked so easily. The two return to the dolmen to see if Loki is still there, but he is not. While they stand there, a heavy snow begins to fall.

A comic situation arises when Sapna tells her Uncle (Sarpanch) that she loves Nihal and will die if she doesn't marry him. Sarpanch, with his niece, presents the proposal to his mother. Meanwhile, Nihal says that he doesn't love her and was just joking. Taari again uses his head and prints out the photo of a girl named Jasneet (Surveen Chawla), but Nihal doesn't understand what to do to cancel the marriage proposal.

Objects in OCaml are structurally typed by the names and types of their methods. Objects can be created directly (immediate objects) without going through a nominative class. Classes only serve as functions for creating objects. # let x = object val mutable x = 5 method get_x = x method set_x y = x <\- y end;; val x : < get_x : int; set_x : int -> unit > = Here the OCaml interactive runtime prints out the inferred type of the object for convenience.

Trurl therefore makes a modified Maxwell's demon for him, an entity that looks at moving particles of gas and reads information that is, coincidentally, encoded in their random perturbations. This way, all the information in the universe becomes easily available. The demon prints out this information on a long paper tape, but before the pirate realizes most of the information is completely useless (although strictly factual) he is buried under the endless rolls of tape, ceasing to bother anyone.

Transput is the term used to refer to ALGOL 68's input and output facilities. It includes pre-defined procedures for unformatted, formatted and binary transput. Files and other transput devices are handled in a consistent and machine-independent manner. The following example prints out some unformatted output to the standard output device: print ((newpage, "Title", newline, "Value of i is ", i, "and x[i] is ", x[i], newline)) Note the predefined procedures `newpage` and `newline` passed as arguments.

The ticker tape machine prints out news of a fire and Fletcher's driver takes him and Adrienne to the scene. Approaching one of his contacts, apple seller Molly (unbilled Daisy Belmore), he inquires as to details. Cockney-accented Molly tells him that the previous day, "an odd duck" in a long overcoat came and went. Sifting through the smoldering wreckage, Fletcher uncovers a curious piece of glass which, a specialist (unbilled Edward Earle) tells him, was the "thinnest magnifying lens ever made".

However, Nolan says on the news moments later that he is investing in Unitech, AllCom's main competitor, instead. Bill Harmon's company loses $2 billion from betting big on AllCom, and Bill orders his employees to keep quiet about the matter. Emily hacks into Bill's computer and prints out a list of Bill's top investors and informs them of the company's losses, posing as Bill's administrator. Jack Porter (Nick Wechsler) sells his boat named "Amanda" to Nolan to save his father's tavern from foreclosure.

The President of Venezuela is elected by plurality in a single round of voting.Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela IFES The elections were overseen by the National Electoral Council, with poll workers drafted via a lottery of registered voters. Polling places were equipped with multiple high-tech touch- screen DRE voting machines. After the vote is cast, each machine prints out a paper ballot, or VVPAT, which is inspected by the voter and deposited in a ballot box belonging to the machine's table.

Lin prints out the information he finds, and presents it to Renhao, stating that the ghouls are indeed human. Ren Hao tosses aside the information, stating that no matter what the ghoul was before, its current state is that of a monster. Lin then asks what the purpose of keeping the monster is, and states that the monster would probably starve soon. The other bullies then decide on using Lin as a living blood bag to keep the monster alive.

For example, below is a snippet of code that prints out "hello world" to the current output stream: "hello world" print `print` is a word in the `io` vocabulary that takes a string from the stack and returns nothing. It prints the string to the current output stream (by default, the terminal or the graphical listener). Not all data has to be passed around only with the stack. Lexically scoped local variables let you store and access temporaries used within a procedure.

Converting value types to reference types is also known as boxing. As can be seen in the example below, it is not necessary to tell the compiler an Int32 is boxed to an object, because it takes care of this itself. Int32 x = 10; object o = x ; // Implicit boxing Console.WriteLine("The Object o = {0}",o); // prints out "The Object o = 10" However, an Int32 can always be explicitly boxed like this: Int32 x = 10; object o = (object) x; // Explicit boxing Console.

The first line, x=1, creates a global variable `x` and initializes it to `1`. The second line, function g() { echo $x ; x=2 ; }, defines a function `g` that prints out ("echoes") the current value of `x`, and then sets `x` to `2` (overwriting the previous value). The third line, function f() { local x=3 ; g ; } defines a function `f` that creates a local variable `x` (hiding the identically named global variable) and initializes it to `3`, and then calls `g`. The fourth line, f, calls `f`.

A simple example of a metaprogram is this POSIX Shell script, which is an example of generative programming: #!/bin/sh # metaprogram echo '#!/bin/sh' > program for i in $(seq 992) do echo "echo $i" >> program done chmod +x program This script (or program) generates a new 993-line program that prints out the numbers 1–992. This is only an illustration of how to use code to write more code; it is not the most efficient way to print out a list of numbers.

In 2004, David Chaum proposed a solution that allows a voter to verify that the vote is cast appropriately and that the vote is accurately counted using visual cryptography. After the voter selects their candidates, a DRE machine prints out a specially formatted version of the ballot on two transparencies. When the layers are stacked, they show the human-readable vote. However, each transparency is encrypted with a form of visual cryptography so that it alone does not reveal any information unless it is decrypted.

Even though a fair number of international observers were present, the CNE instituted an open and public series of audits of the vote results. Each one of the 11,118 automated polling places was equipped with multiple high-tech touch-screen DRE voting machines, one to a "mesa electoral," or "voting table." In total, 32,331 voting machines were in use country-wide. After the vote is cast, each machine prints out a paper ballot, or VVPAT, which is inspected by the voter and deposited in a ballot box belonging to the machine's table.

Local plumber, Sanju Malvani (Sunil Shetty) has been currying favours for Natasha by pretending to be a paraplegic on crutches. Every time Natasha meets someone she likes, Sanju eliminates the competitor using a unique trick. He edits and prints out a fake newspaper featuring an article showing that person as a crook, and comes over to Natasha and shares "the news" with her while acting all shocked himself, thus earning her admiration. On the other hand, there is Tanya's physically disabled live-in friend Tommy (Paresh Rawal), who also has a soft spot for her.

Back at home, Bill prints out fake money and then constructs a suit of AR-500 steel body armor, complete with a ballistic helmet and a paintball mask. Armed with two submachine guns, two semiautomatic pistols, and two knives, he heads into the center of town. First, he incapacitates the police by car-bombing their headquarters with a remote-controlled, bomb-loaded van. He then walks through the streets, shooting people at random with the submachine guns, and stops to taunt and later kill the coffee shop owner.

Since 1998 elections in Venezuela have been highly automated, and administered by a pro-government National Electoral Council, with poll workers drafted via a lottery of registered voters. Polling places are equipped with multiple high-tech touch- screen DRE voting machines, one to a "mesa electoral", or voting "table". After the vote is cast, each machine prints out a paper ballot, or VVPAT, which is inspected by the voter and deposited in a ballot box belonging to the machine's table. The voting machines perform in a stand-alone fashion, disconnected from any network until the polls close.

Miss Scrimmage is supposed to take Cathy and the members of the Baking Club to Montreal the next day, but Cathy, knowing that Miss Scrimmage prints out road directions when travelling, replaces them with the directions to Algonquin Park. Mr. Sturgeon goes to drive to Algonquin Park the very next morning, and after desperate pleading from Goose Golden, reluctantly agrees to take Golden with him. As soon as they arrive at Algonquin Park, Golden regrets his decision immediately, having come completely unprepared. Meanwhile, Miss Scrimmage also drives the girls to Algonquin Park, thinking that she is actually driving to Montreal.

After the encounter, rather than return home, he goes back to his father's house and lies to his wife telling her that the family needs him more than he expected. Jonah and Conrad bond, with Conrad allowing Jonah to read portions of his diary which reveal the explanations behind his seemingly odd and random behaviour. Conrad wants to give the diary to Melanie, the girl he has a crush on, but Jonah dissuades him from doing so telling him she will laugh at him. Conrad ignores his brother's advice and prints out his diary, leaving it on Melanie's stoop.

Claire (Julie Bowen) becomes a determined neighborhood vigilante hoping to catch and stop a sports car that is speeding through the suburban streets while Phil (Ty Burrell) sells a house nearby for a difficult client, Laura (Jami Gertz), who happens to be the driver of the car. Claire prints out several posters, intending to say "slow down," with the license plate of the car below, and signed "your neighbors" below the license plate. However, the rest of her family point out that as presented, the posters actually state "slow down your neighbors." Regardless, Claire orders Phil to put them up.

Image Masking is a very faint positive image that comes from the original negative image. Masking in darkroom photography can be used with more than one mask for the image by putting the original image and the mask together to come out with the single print. The advantages of masking is that this process sharpens the image and if done correctly, the contrast of the image could change when the image prints out. The mask is a copy of the original, so the edges should line up correctly and density can be shown in the original negative.

The mapmaker prints out a picture, taken "before cameras existed", of two pirates who look identical to Flint and Kirk. In a flashback (Cutthroat's Debt), it is revealed that the pirate Cutthroat Dan, Flint's doppelganger, had a map made years ago, but the bill for the map was never repaid. Cutthroat stabs the mapmaker and kills his first mate, Kirk's doppelganger, before stalking off with his map. The mapmaker places a curse on the map, so that anyone who touches Cutthroat's treasure will die, and the curse can only be lifted if the debt is repaid.

Since 1998 elections in Venezuela have been highly automated, and administered by a non-partisan National Electoral Council, with poll workers drafted via a lottery of registered voters. Polling places are equipped with multiple high-tech touch-screen DRE voting machines, one to a "mesa electoral", or voting "table". After the vote is cast, each machine prints out a paper ballot, or VVPAT, which is inspected by the voter and deposited in a ballot box belonging to the machine's table. The voting machines perform in a stand-alone fashion, disconnected from any network until the polls close.

The touch screen then displays a vast array of options such as virtual stamps, pictures, clip art, colorful backdrops, borders, and pens that can be superimposed on the photographs. Features that can be found in some sticker machines are customizing the beauty of the customers such as brightening the pictures, making the eyes sparkle more, changing the hair, bringing a more reddish color to the lips, and fixing any blemishes by having them blurred. Other features include cutting out the original background and replacing it with a different background. Certain backgrounds may be chosen so when the machine prints out the picture, the final sticker will be shiny with sparkles.

While in prison Hutson encountered the difficulty that American inmates have with communicating with their family and friends outside of the institution, and developed an idea for delivering communications for individuals residing in prison. After leaving prison he founded a company, Pigeonly, which prints out electronic communications for prisoners and mails them through the postal system to them in order to be better accepted by the prison system. His business venture was accepted in the incubators Y Combinator and NewMe. The enterprise was cofounded in 2013 with Alfonzo Brooks, whom had employed Hutson during his final year in prison when Hutson was admitted to a work release program. Hutson currently serves as the company’s CEO.

The Jemba Inertia Notes System is a computer software program used in rallying that automatically prints out stage notes for competitors to use. The purpose of the system is to allow organizers to create a consistent set of pace notes for all the competitors without having them to take additional time and resources to do the reconnaissance themselves. Currently, the system is used most heavily in the Rally America National Championship but is also used greatly for national championships in Canada, Sweden, Norway, New Zealand, Great Britain and South Africa. The system was developed by Jemba, a Swedish- based company that specializes in making and selling of a limited scope of rally-specific products.

Jesse Goldstein, Dave Loewenstein, Alexandra Clotfelter and Marshall Weber of Booklyn Artist Alliance selected 31 hand silk-screened prints out of hundreds of submissions, with the goal that limited editions of them end up in museums, libraries, archive centers and universities, preserving and sharing Occupy's legacy. Tens of thousands more copies were distributed for free across the country to different Occupy groups. In October 2013, the Museum of Modern Art confirmed it acquired the originals of the Occuprint portfolio. As part of the Occupy Sandy disaster response to Hurricane Sandy, Occuprint created a 12-page resource pamphlet on how to survive and seek help, after determining that the FEMA booklets were incomplete.

She urges him to have sex and lands on a photocopier that prints out pictures of her breasts and butt. Later, in an important meeting the same photos of her breasts and butt gets shown and his father scolds him. Later during Kanhaiyay's grandmother's 69th birthday, Rocky brings a cake which seems to be vulgar and while buying online gift for her, he is caught red-handed masturbating and Kanhaiya's grandmother dies due to heart attack and this leads to his father throwing them out of the house. Kanhaiya, along with his jobless friend Rocky goes to Thailand, where Mickey (Krishna Abhishek), a porn film director offers them to work in his films.

Another piece in the show "Penelope- Where are you?" is a machine made of wood that finds and prints out any tweet that mentions the word "love" no matter the language. As the machine prints it, it also shreds it into thin pieces of paper. Both of these pieces convey love and destruction and show how one can not exist without the other. After reading the novel The Human Stain by Philp Roth, in which the author talks about the dress Monica Lewinsky saves after her relationship with Bill Clinton, Adriana Marmorek began thinking about the many objects and gifts that came from past loves, and began documenting the object's history and examining how they reached such importance in someone's life.

EXECUTE The program s a single card and assigns the string data found on it to the variable named RECORD. It then sets up two pointers, I and J. A function called KEY is ed that returns the Jth character of RECORD. It then examines the Jth character to see if it is a word-breaking character or off the end of the string. If any of these are true, it jumps to BACKUP, which backs up one character (to skip the punctuation it just examined) and then prints out the string from the starting position in I to the current position in J. I we have not seen a word-break, try the next character if there are any left, otherwise display what we found already.

In its most basic use case, seq N prints out all the integers from 1 to N in sequence. This was convenient as the Unix shell at the time, the Bourne shell had no primitives for iterating over numbers, and its "for" command could only iterate over a list of words. seq was therefore used to generate such a list, as in this example: # Remove file1 through file17: for n in `seq 17` do rm file$n done seq had additional options for controlling the start (not just end) of the numeric sequence, its increment (a floating point number), and the formatting of the number. GNU seq changed the name and meaning of the format option (from -p to -f) and added an option to control the separator between the numbers (-s, defaults to a newline).

Feb. 7, 1867 The first edition of the Cattaraugus Republican prints out of the newspaper’s office at the corner of Washington and Monroe streets in Ellicottville, which was the county seat at the time. The first edition featured four pages. A. W. Ferrin served as first editor and publisher. May 20 & 21, 1868 The Cattaraugus Republican moves — along with the county seat — from Ellicottville to Little Valley. The final Ellicottville edition was published May 21, with the first Little Valley edition published May 28. July 1, 1873 The Republican commences business in Salamanca and its first press, which was delivered a few days earlier, was the first printing press in Salamanca. The press makes its first appearance in public in operation on a float in the industrial parade July 4. The Republican begins business in Salamanca with the office located on the second floor of the Fitts Building at 123 Main St., now Weast Insurance Agency.

Felton p.66 After the Tate Britain's 2007 exhibition of Hogarth's works the art critic Brian Sewell commented that "Hogarth saw it all and saw it straight, without Rowlandson's gloss of puerile humour and without Gainsborough's gloss of sentimentality," but in a piece titled Hogarth the Ham-fisted condemned the heavy-handedness and lack of subtlety that made his images an "over-emphatic rant in his crude insistence on excessive and repetitive detail to reinforce a point."Sewell. Evening Standard The reception by the general public is difficult to gauge. Certainly one shilling put the prints out of reach for the poorest people, and those who were pawning their clothes for gin money would not be tempted to buy a print, but there is evidence that Hogarth's prints were in wide circulation even among those that would have regarded them as a luxury, and there are records from the 18th century indicating that his works were used for moral instruction by schoolmasters.