Sentence examples for eventually reprinted from inspiring English sources

The letter was eventually reprinted throughout the United States and much of Europe.

The Duluth speech was eventually reprinted in several publications and brought Knott national acclaim.

The format was unpopular with booksellers, and eventually reprinted in the standard small book format of the Peter Rabbit library.

Copies of the letter were distributed across Texas, and eventually reprinted throughout the United States and much of Europe.

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? was eventually reprinted as a tie-in, with the film poster as a cover and the original title in parentheses below the Blade Runner title.

The phony map blurb was not included on later pressings but was removed and the space was left blank., It was eventually reprinted and included with The MOFO Project/Object, a four-disc audio documentary on the making of the album, released posthumously by the Zappa Family Trust in 2006.

Down the decades, it was occasionally reprinted, and eventually reached Steingarten in a tattered article from a 1957 Gourmet and a quote from Robert Benchley, the humourist, which read: "Several years ago, I ate a turkey prepared and roasted by Morton Thompson.

But the "signed first edition" of the Flusfeder novel is different: there's no add-on gimmick here, just the planting of the idea that this is a serious novel that's going to be talked about, bought and reprinted... and, eventually, be worth something (provided you have a signed first edition).

Real books need to be replaced, and while authors don't make much money per copy, the sale is recorded and eventually books in demand are reprinted.

The book was often reprinted, including an edition that Charles eventually read (King-Hele 1999).

Hama kept track of each character on file cards, and eventually Hasbro decided to reprint shortened versions of these dossiers as file cards on the packaging for the action figures.