Sentence examples for going out of print from inspiring English sources

There's a lot wrong with your review of e-book readers ("Going Out of Print," May/June 2010), beginning with the assumption that print will go the way of the CD.

Last week, Encyclopaedia Britannica announced that, after 244 years, it was going out of print.

For years, Bunting's poems bounced from publisher to publisher, occasionally going out of print.

SICP has been going strong for over 25 years and shows no sign of going out of print.

"It felt glum," she replied, "that early work going out of print, it felt like a death, as if my tongue had been cut out".

More than half of Venezuela's local press is within weeks of going out of print, according to a report in USA Today.

The first edition was a huge success and quickly went out-of-print.

The Cardcaptor Sakura TV series DVDs went out-of-print at the end of 2006 when the license expired.

Older Armstrong publications that supported the church's once unique doctrines were allowed to go out-of-print.

Sulzberger's statement came in response to a prediction that the newspaper would go out-of-print by 2015.

Originally published by Avon in 1969, The Satanic Bible has had thirty printings and has never gone out of print.