Sentence examples similar to long run editions from inspiring English sources

Mardersteig not only used the handpress for limited editions (usually on handmade Italian papers) that rival 15th-century printing in their beauty of spacing and presswork, but also supervised at the Stamperia Valdònega in Verona long-run editions on high-speed presses, which are likewise remarkable for their craftsmanship.

During one-year periods over the past two centuries stocks have outperformed government and corporate bonds 60% of the time, according to an updated edition of Stocks for the Long Run, by Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel.

"Nickelodeon's series is just one of a long run of spinoffs going back to the original first edition," said John Bidwell, the curator of an exhibition on Potter's illustrated letters currently on display at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York.

But a piece from the print edition paints a grimmer picture for the long run.

That was the theme of his influential book, "Stocks for the Long Run," first published in 1994 and now in its fourth edition.

The original appeared in the recently published second edition of Siegel's classic text Stocks for the Long Run (McGraw-Hill, $30).

Since e-books are typically closer in price to a paperback edition than a hardcover (Amazon now sells a hardcover edition of a new Stephen King novel for $14.64, but $12.99 for e-book version), they could eat away at profits in the long run.

A long run.

Or long run, anyway.

In the long run?

What about the long run?