Sentence examples for and reprinted from inspiring English sources

It got a lot of publicity and reprinted soon afterwards.

The Dutch emblem books were widely translated, plagiarized, and reprinted with different text or engravings.

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

This work, in 52 volumes, has been frequently revised and reprinted and is still authoritative.

Writing in 1969, and reprinted in the catalog, Mr. Lee comes as close as anyone.

A later collection of her poems was published in 1905 and reprinted in 1972.

It was in the Israeli daily Haaretz, and reprinted by the Yugoslav daily Danas.

First published in The Table of Truth (1933) and reprinted in Gross.

Available in The Private Eye Book of Craig Brown Parodies (1995) and reprinted in Gross.

Replace "Ireland" with "Britain" and reprint at Conservative central office.

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