Sentence examples for a first print run from inspiring English sources

Harper has announced a first print run of 500,000 copies for the new novel.

Riverhead is planning a first print run of 30,000 copies.

Twelve has announced a first print run of 1.5 million copies.

"A Farewell to Arms" (1929) had a first print run of more than thirty thousand copies, huge in its day.

(Tom Scheerer's book, by comparison, had a first print run of 10,000 copies, and Mr. Magowan has ordered a second printing).

Trump biographer Timothy O'Brien reports the former Apprentice host's 1987 book on business, The Art of the Deal, had a first print run of just 150,000 copies.

It has replaced them, apologized profusely, and is now printing a second print run.

And that is the exciting part, the book is now in a second print run.

In the US, interest has been such that Knopf has already ordered a second print run.

The collection entered a third print run before it was even officially released this week.

There is now a fifth print run of "America — What a Life!" and second volume is planned.