sans serif
sanserif

Also in the front was used only sans serif, but not in the other.

In map design, it's useful to also use sans serifs for natural features.

The local forecasts are text only, white sans serif computer type on a dull blue screen.

It provides additional information on both the design and the history of round sans serif typefaces.

Sans serif fonts are inherently harder and slower to read.

This discomfort is only increased by its strange sans serif typeface.

After 1929 the typeface of the word "Wedgwood" is changed to sans serif.

Chapter and section headings are typeset in sans serif type.

Did Rogers even use a sans serif?

Figgins also made a number of sans serif typefaces as well.

Endurance's design follows the Swiss model of Grotesque sans serifs.

Sans serif fonts are the more modern of the two fonts.

Because of this interest, it was no surprise that his first typeface was a sans serif.

Sans serif is the modern-day type style.

Great variety exists among both serif and sans serif typefaces.

The message is written in capitals in a sans serif font of varying size.

Other studies have found no significant difference in readability for serif or sans serif.

Serif and sans serif faces are classified within this digit.

The sans serif forms had been used on stoichedon Greek inscriptions.

In general, style amounts to the use of serifs versus sans serifs.

This is the sans serif family.

Firths designs used features such as sans serif faces and asymmetrical compositions.

Loosely translated, sans serif means clean and uncomplicated, no curlicues in this category.

In addition to their typically brown and white colour, sans serif fonts are used that are easy to read.

Over the portico, separated by cornice and parapet with the building's name in sans serif letters.