Sentence examples for been published and republished from inspiring English sources

The altered image has been published and republished, Mr. Filo lamented, despite his protests.

Were the box to be opened by an intruder from some land so remote that the name, the date and photographs of the ensemble had not been published and republished until they had been graven upon his memory, he might conclude that these were merely stylish garments which had passed out of fashion and which, because they were associated with some pleasant occasion, had not been discarded.

It was published and republished.

, news collected by the AP was published and republished by more than 1,300 newspapers and broadcasters.

Not only did it do rather well, being published and republished all over the place, it might fairly be described as quite a famous little story.

The earliest and most popular was "A True History of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson" (1682), which went through four editions the year it was published, and 15 when it was republished in America and England.

Everything revealed in the court about Mr. Huhne's and Ms. Pryce's private lives, he said, has been "published, republished, reported and analyzed and — frankly — gloated over by sections of society who sneer at beach shots".

His book "A Complete Guide to Bird Feeding" was published in 1975 and republished in revised and updated form in 1994.

A Modern Mephistopheles, which was published pseudonymously in 1877 and republished in 1987, is a Gothic novel about a failed poet who makes a Faustian bargain with his tempter.

The Good Earth was published in 1931, and in 1935 republished as a one-volume trilogy entitled House of Earth, with its sequels Sons (1933), and A House Divided (1935).

"A hundred years ago workers took to the streets to fight for 40 hours". This story was published in June 2015 and is being republished today on the 75th anniversary of the 40-hour workweek going into effect.