Sentence examples for and reprint it from inspiring English sources

Eventually he replied with an e-mail message: "By all means, go ahead and reprint it.

After committing a crime with a printed weapon, a person could simply melt down the plastic and reprint it as something as mundane as a statue of Buddha.

In a corner of your printed photo, there is a QR code so that other Socialmatic users can scan it, get the digital version from Polaroid's servers, and reprint it.

Widely translated and reprinted, it remains the seminal text for the field.

Doubleday took over the rights and reprinted it that year, but sales continued to be slow.

He found a copy that had been out of print for 30 years, and reprinted it.

Black's memoir was widely published and reprinted (it can easily be found today), but only a few copies were issued with original albumen photographs pasted into the book as illustrations.

A pencilled manuscript entitled "The Downfall of Rome," the work of a nine-year-old boy in Greenwich, has found its way to us, and we reprint it in its entirety: "The Downfall of Rome was caused by carelessness".

By Martha Lorenz and Berton Roueché The New Yorker, August 7 , 1948P. 13 A pencilled manuscript entitled "The Downfall of Rome," the work of a nine-year-old boy in Greenwich, has found its way to us, and we reprint it in its entirety: "The Downfall of Rome was caused by carelessness".

The New Yorker, August 7 , 1948P. 13 A pencilled manuscript entitled "The Downfall of Rome," the work of a nine-year-old boy in Greenwich, has found its way to us, and we reprint it in its entirety: "The Downfall of Rome was caused by carelessness".

It was forwarded to us, and we reprint it below.