Sentence examples for has a print run from inspiring English sources

The Citizen is a free monthly, with a print run of 10,000, while Hackney Today, also a free, has a print run of 108,000.

"On page 2 of every edition, it says: 'It [Hackney Today] has a print run of 108,000 copies and is delivered free to every home and business in the borough.' "It's simply not true that it is distributed free.

Moreover, almost nobody was reading: across the Arab world — a region with a combined population on the order of that of the United States — a "best-seller" typically has a print run of five-thousand copies.

Each one has a print run of just under 4,000 copies, and these are delivered free to homes and businesses throughout the parish by a team of some 70-80 volunteers.

Heavy on fashion and art world trivia, the first issue, financed independently by Mr. Becker, Michael Donahue and other investors, has a print run of 10,000 and will sell for $15 on newsstands.

Nicolaides' Verisimilitude had a print run of 50 copies.

Before the attack, Charlie Hebdo had a print run of between 24,000 and 50,000 copies a week.

The issue had a print run of eight million – a record for the French press.

The Spanish edition of Forbes, a monthly released March 6, had a print run of 65,000 copies.

Papercutz previously announced that volume 4 of the series had a print run of 425,000 copies.

Mr. Levitz said "Watchmen" would have a print run of more than a million copies this year.