imprint with

imprint something with something

to print something with a message. Amy imprinted each bookmark with her name. Each bookmark was imprinted with her name.
See also: imprint
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • put a name to
  • put a name to (someone or something)
  • put a name to somebody/something
  • in the name of
  • in the name of (someone or something)
  • in the name of sb/sth
  • go by
  • go-by
  • by name
  • give (one's) name to (something)
References in periodicals archive
Forest of Peace will remain an active imprint with its publisher, Thomas Turkle, staying on as a consultant during and after the transition.
Ave Maria buys Forest of Peace
Believed to be the first-known romance featuring African-American characters written by an African-American author, Entwined Destinies was published under the Dell Candlelight imprint with editor Vivian Stephens.
How black romance--novels, that is--came to be. (romance)
Media group, Pearson, is to develop a new business publishing imprint with US management school, Wharton.
Pearson forms business imprint with US business school
Star of such beloved children's films such as Mary Poppins, Julie Andrews, has launched her own children's imprint with HarperCollins.
Julie Andrews launches new imprint with HarperCollins