Sentence examples for being reprinted in from inspiring English sources

The chances of that being reprinted in Oz are zilch.

The book was a huge hit, selling out its first run and being reprinted in 1858.

Thirkell is being reprinted in America by two publishers, Moyer Bell and Carroll & Graf.

(It became memorable to later English-language readers for being reprinted in 1935 as No. 1 in Penguin's first series of paperbacks).

In France, Amyot's translations were still being reprinted in the early 19th century, and their influence on the development of French classical tragedy equaled that of North's version on Shakespeare.

Now, though, virtually every major American strip of the past century or so is being reprinted in its entirety in handsome, well-designed editions, with better reproduction than it had the first time around.

They'd be reprinted in newspapers.

Most of its contents cannot be reprinted in the newspaper.

(Much of the memo was reprinted in The New Yorker).

"A Southern Scene from Life" was reprinted in Southern newspapers.

In mid-November, it was reprinted in eCompany Now, a magazine, and in The Seattle Times.