Sentence examples for continuously in print from inspiring English sources

Emma has been continuously in print since its first publication: that's one definition of a classic.

His books have been continuously in print since the 1960s, read voraciously by successive generations.

[cartoon id= a9398"] "Meet the Austins" has been continuously in print since its publication.

His first work, Capitalism and Modern Social Theory, has been continuously in print for more than three decades.

Continuously in print since Lewis published it in 1942, the novel has been adapted into plays, made into a comic book, and recorded as an audio drama by John Cleese.

Continuously in print, the well-respected if sometimes controversial history dealt with the consequences of high interest rates and lack of regulation, foolish adherence to gold standards and a maldistribution of income akin to today's.

Of his scores of books, some like "Childhood's End," have been in print continuously.

The book was in print continuously for more than 30 years.

In fact, The Sun Also Rises has been in print continuously since its publication in 1926, and is said to be one of the most translated titles in the world.

Although the books have not remained in print continuously, some have been revived from time to time, including, in autumn 2010, The Wombles and The Wandering Wombles.

Surprisingly, despite having been in print continuously since its publication in 1977, the secret remains well enough kept for new generations of readers to be surprised – and sometimes even annoyed – by the classic title.