Sentence examples for limited print run from inspiring English sources

A limited print run of 100 cookbooks, with original recipes by Mario Batali and illustrations by the pop artist Jim Dine, will be auctioned for the Lunchbox Fund.

Though Prociegos estimates each copy of the newspaper is read by five to eight people, there is an obvious need – acknowledged by Publinews and Prociegos – to address the publication's limited print run and frequency.

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The book, which had a limited print run in England and Sweden in 2009, follows a seventy-six-year-old Mr. C as he escapes from a nursing home, and includes a character named Salinger who is keen on killing his famous creation.

First published in a limited print run of just 300 copies by independent publisher Tartarus Press, The Loney tells of a pilgrimage to the Lancashire coast, "that strange nowhere between the Wyre and the Lune [where] the neap tides would reveal the skeletons of those who thought they could escape its insidious currents".

Print has been more difficult to set up, and for now Funke's plan is to do "a very limited print run of 5000, but if it is really accepted by readers, then we can easily reprint after half of the print run is gone".

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At the time, the book was not published internationally, and it was only available - though it had acquired a reputation as a key work of contemporary Indian literature - in limited print runs at a couple of bookshops in Bombay and, I was told, Pune.

This served the bill perfectly here, although it would probably not have been a viable tactic in a commercial printing establishment, even one with a limited printing run of 500-1000 copies.

True, Bloomsbury has so far given it a limited print-run and a high cover price.

And here is the result – a limited-print-run heirloom of a book.