Sentence examples for Has reprinted from inspiring English sources

Himmelfarb has reprinted the essay.

Ross has reprinted the full text of his remarks on the Daily Beast.

Krystal, in his introduction, claims that the pieces he has reprinted constitute "some of the last examples of literary criticism aimed at a general audience by professional critics".

The result was her seminal book, "Living With the Enemy," which Aperture has reprinted four times over the last 20 years.

That Oxford has reprinted it tells you something about the considerable charm and quality of its prose (which are separate from its inherent value as an historical document).

The Hungarian magazine Szabad Szaj, has reprinted from this magazine a cartoon showing three scientists working in a laboratory, each chained to the floor.

But women are used to being left holding the baby.In this section No more parachuting in The devil you know A tizz about fizz A little help Unexpected bills We're back Deli-licious Frail and faltering Working single mothers Nats, wha hae Reprints.

Ha! Yeah, Norm, probably because it's around 100 times more readable than anything you wrote and, half a century on, is still so fresh and resonant that Virago has just reprinted it with a new intro.

"Justin Timberlake Has a Cold," by David Samuels for n+1 (and reprinted by longform.org), is partially an homage to Gay Talese's similarly titled classic profile of Frank Sinatra.

By Andrea DenHoed September 27, 2014 "Justin Timberlake Has a Cold," by David Samuels for n+1 (and reprinted by longform.org), is partially an homage to Gay Talese's similarly titled classic profile of Frank Sinatra.

A revised version of King's essay was later reprinted in a collected volume edited by Fey (How My Mind Has Changed [Cleveland: Meridian Books, 1961], pp. 105 115).