Sentence examples for be reprinted for from inspiring English sources

It ought to be reprinted for every steelworker, airline mechanic, and autoworker who is worried about his retirement.

It's something that's current, but I think six months from now that might sound dated, and I like the New York Times crossword to be timeless so that it can be reprinted for five or 10 years.

Millions of textbooks had to be reprinted for the new year, and 58 textbooks were banned.  .

"The Swimming Hole" is reprinted for the article.

On the third day, another article made it clear that there was no change in the situation On the fourth day, the incident attained the front page again, this time figuring as the subject of drollery by Art Buchwald... On the sixth day, Mr. Buchwald's article of the fourth day was reprinted, for no apparent reason.

Lessons itself was reprinted for over a century.

All the serials were quickly issued in book form, and most were reprinted for the benefit of successive generations of boys, up to the 1950s.

This renewed interest first made itself felt in 1816, when Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur was reprinted for the first time since 1634.

There is a plaque memorializing her at St. George's, Brentford: Trimmer's most popular book, Fabulous Histories, was reprinted for at least 133 years and had a profound impact on generations of readers and writers.

This was reprinted for the Nintendo DS version of the game (that came out in 2008), however the music and synth is almost identical to the Super Nintendo versions.

Two weeks later the petition was reprinted for the public in German as Eine freundliche Bitte und Ermahnung an die Eidgenossen (A Friendly Petition and Admonition to the Confederates).