Sentence examples for be reprinted at from inspiring English sources

The book spent eighteen months on the best-seller list, and in that period had to be reprinted at least eight times.

This meant all the material, from tickets to the catalogues, had to be reprinted at the last minute.

But you can judge for yourself, as the relevant section of "The Uncanny" is reprinted at the end of the book.

The work was not published until 1506, when it was included in a collection of short texts that was reprinted at least six times during the century.

To help students complete the diagram translations, the example three-taxon ladder and tree from the instruction page (with synapomorphies in that condition) were reprinted at the top of each translation page (see Fig. 2).

"Two weeks ago, the NY Times reported the number one types of books being reprinted at the moment are etiquette books, [so] People are wanting that skill more.

James was reviewing a book which was at that time already a 30 year old classic that had been reprinted at least four times.

Thirteen Captain Future novels were reprinted as paperbacks at the end of the 1960s, all by Popular Library.

He read me some of the classifications, which cannot be reprinted here, and we stared at each other, mystified.

Copies of the 1988 "An Island Garden" ($28) may be available through bookstores, and it is to be reprinted by the same publisher and at the same price in March 2002.

Copies of the 1988 "An Island Garden" ($28) may be available through bookstores, and it is to be reprinted by the same publisher and at the same price in March.