Sentence examples for a later print from inspiring English sources

The study appears Jan . 9in an online edition of Tobacco Control and will appear in a later print issue.

Because it is only by really looking that a later print might end up being judged superior to an early one.

Leary refused to see them, however, and they left in disappointment, but not before Cassady spent some time tripping on the high-potency psychedelic drug DMT, according to Ginsberg's annotation on a later print of the image.

These findings appeared online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science during the week of July 21 and will be published in a later print edition of the journal.

To complicate matters, a later print of "Car Window, Deluxe U.S. Company, San Francisco," in the gallery's office, is almost indistinguishable from the 1936 vintage version in the show.

At the gallery, "Highway North of Santa Fe, New Mexico" is a 1938 vintage print, but it feels like a later print; it's cold, and the boldly black road cutting across the image is jarring.

Then, the gaps between droplets were fully filled up in a later printing iteration.

Peter, much abashed, sent Eliot an apology, and the article was purged from a later printing of that number of Essays in Criticism.

If you have a later printing with a large three-dimensional commutative diagram which includes the boundary maps as well as the maps alpha, beta, and gamma, then nothing more needs to be added.

Shakespeare's Third Folio — the third collected edition of his plays — is a famous example of a later printing of a book that has more value than an earlier one.

His account of the process of cataloguing them 45 (in the Antiquarian Book Monthly Review article mentioned earlier) is a good outline of some of the clues (such as prices, blurbs, and the dates of other titles) that must be investigated to determine whether a given jacket is consistent with what could have appeared on the earliest copies of the book or whether it is clearly a later printing.