Sentence examples for its initial print run from inspiring English sources

A new translation of the novel has sold out its initial print run of 8,000 since it appeared on Dec. 25, thanks in part to an unusual billboard campaign in major Chinese cities, The Associated Press reported.

The 2016 version of Hitler's book, subtitled "a critical edition", outsold its initial print run four times over last week.

Early interest has been so strong that the publisher, Abrams, increased its initial print run to four million copies, from three million.

Its initial print run was only 6,000 copies, and its initial subscription price $5 was a point of contention between the dean and his outside publisher.

The National sold out its initial print run of 60,000 copies, priced at 50p, as well as attracting 11,000 digital edition subscribers who paid £1.50 for the first week's issues.

The company's relaunch of Christie's novels in 2002 was so successful that the author's most famous work, And Then There Were None, appeared once again on the US bestseller list and sold out its initial print run in just 10 weeks.

It was a commercial disappointment, failing to sell even close to its initial print-run of 500,000.

Truss's Eats, Shoots & Leaves - The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation has struck a chord among book buyers and its modest initial print run has had to be multiplied many times in a rapid reprint, only a fortnight after first publication.

The Observations is Faber's lead debut fiction title for the spring (with its biggest ever initial print run for a first book).

Usually, Carnegie prints and sells between 25,000 and 30,000 copies of its reports -- a large initial print run by publishing standards.

JM Coetzee's Disgrace went on to win the Booker three years ago, but when first published it had an initial print run of around 6,000.