Sentence examples for a small print run from inspiring English sources

"Admittedly we only did a small print run but we have had an exceptional response," said Mr Collins.

Published in 1999 in a small print run, the book quickly became a word-of-mouth bestseller.

This is a small print run but means, as is the tradition, that the Sunday paper is available if readers want to buy the paper at main line stations on their way home from an evening in central London.

Asked whether she kept a diary, she says no, but for certain things, she has ' une mémoire diabolique!' Seuil started with a small print run which quickly went into reprint as the book attracted, variously, shocked disapproval and loud applause.

There are strong suggestions that many of the books are being written by ghostwriters, or at least heavily guided by outside research assistants, who then pass the text on to the prisoners who handwrite them – the manuscripts must be handwritten rather than typed – and pay for a small print run of a few hundred copies.

Although Nia Zamana had a small print run, what made it significant was that it published in Urdu, where liberal voices are now rare.

His publishing career is at the mercy of the computer: small sales on one book mean a smaller print run on the next, which means yet smaller sales, and so on.

Stylist has a smaller print run but larger revenue than ShortList as its audience is more attractive to advertisers and it has greater potential to grow its events business.

Hemingway's writing style attracted attention when in our time (without capitals) was published in Paris in 1924 in a small-print run from Ezra Pound's modernist series through Three Mountains Press.

Faber had ordered a really small print run, and when I tackled them about it, we had a bit of a row.

During the '50s there was a government crackdown, and most of the small print run of "Nights of Horror" was destroyed.