Sentences with phrase «one's own imprint»

The deep imprint of this heritage shapes my passionate commitment to the value of every human being and to see each person reach their full potential.

The music and the moving images sort of imprint on my mind, and I pull from that as a creative resource when designing.

A pulse of energy from this circular zone would travel into our bubble like a shock wave, where it would presumably leave a disk - like imprint in the microwave background.

I think everyone starts their own imprint with the same idea.

* May I use my own imprint instead of yours?

The brand - new imprint also pays relatively small advances, splitting 50 percent of the profits with its authors.

They also come beautifully designed with a leaf imprint and in five different colours.

I'd recommend that any self - published author contemplating moving to a traditional publisher's digital imprint do so with caution.

Consumers can't keep dozens of imprint names straight in their heads, but they can learn the names of six big houses, particularly if they're starting with names they already know.

You'd think since this is a digital only imprint, they'd be interested only in digital rights.

Thoughts define us and words imprint upon us deep meaning and psychological impact.

In thinking about the human imprint on future climate, the cumulative carbon is the only number you really need to pay attention to.

People see me as a small imprint with a good track record of sales from day one, they are impressed.

One science fiction imprint offers a possible solution to this secondary problem.

This also helps ensure your ferret is used to a wide variety of flavors and does not imprint itself to one food only.

This tip can require a little bit of preparation, but will be well worth it in making a lasting imprint on your date.

My suggestion: Pick a name that is easy for everyone to remember, that is fairly short, and that sounds like a publishing house imprint.

Most books have a small publishing imprint logo or icon on the spine, and again on the back of the book.

Credit card imprint refundable deposit or other form of security deposit is required for all rentals.

Thus, lateral transmission isn't possible either — unless you're meaning something like viruses leaving a genetic imprint on it's host.

When selective literary imprint mostly known for nonfiction buys a debut in a 10 - way auction, the book business takes notice.

If you have a concern that needs to be addressed, please contact the customer support team of the Author Solutions imprint publishing your book.

The event was so terrifying, and occurred during the ever - important fear imprint period, that they never felt fully safe again.

How about having the managing editor of a major imprint contact you out of the blue asking if you have a publisher for your work?

When we write by hand, we make a unique imprint of ourselves upon the world.

I'd like to have my own imprint brand to publish under, but not if it's going to be complicated.

One of the oldest Christian Spanish publishing houses joins as a separate imprint.

The first «release» from this new vanity imprint has three huge errors on the cover.

Its not really a publishing imprint so much as its a research and advocacy effort.

Through your words and others who knew her its as though I can feel a brightness of who she was and I know she is a permanent imprint on who you will always be.

First you have to be aware of the two fear imprint stages (8 - 12 weeks and about 8 - 10 months).

As long as you keep the spotlight on others and make them feel like stars, the emotional imprint of your conversation is immense.

First impressions last and it is imperative for you to leave a great imprint during the first date.

Every character is palpable and leaves a deep imprint on your heart and soul.

For those who didn't watch the show, its cultural imprint might seem outdated or irrelevant.

If authors have claimed to be published it is always as self published which a reasonable person understands means it was not put out by an established imprint.

Is one book every 18 months from a Publisher worth more than one book every 6 months from their indie imprint?

However, puppies imprint early experiences very strongly, so your dog may be uncomfortable going on anything other than newspaper in the future.

So a self - published novel would carry the author's original imprint name on the spine, and an assisted self - published novel would carry the publisher's name on the spine.

There's a push toward putting a personal imprint on the storytelling rather than conforming to some greater blueprint.

All thoughtful extras, especially for an educational imprint.

Because these books are all under their Project - H imprint, you can expect they'll all have an 18 + rating as well.

One gets the sense from looking at their reconstruction that there is a very strong imprint of this orbital cooling trend — stronger than what one would expect for the global annual average.

The government acted to limit the impact the project would have by reducing its physical imprint, its reservoir and land given over to contractors.

They let us spend time with him and then the assistant made a lovely clay imprint of his paw and his name for us to keep.