Find the model number printed on the second line of text.
Mr. Luhrmann looked in vain for a print of the first cinematic "Gatsby," a silent film directed by Herbert Brenon, with Warner Baxter as Gatsby.
According to the publisher, there are 10 million copies in print of the first two books and a third title, a do-it-yourself version that lets children write their own story.
We know that the article was published in print on the first page of the Sunday Business Section.
In 1911, the printing of the second volume was interrupted when Whitehead discovered a difficulty with the symbolism.
However, in 1980, Springer published an "enlarged and corrected" printing of the second edition of Kato's book and one of the few changes was a completely reworked discussion of monotone convergence theorems!
Parrott revealed her identity after the book had gone into multiple printings (my copy, still an anonymous one, is a fourth printing of the first edition, dated August , 1929.
How do you "put back together again" the fractured France revealed in the compelling, but scary, small-print of the first round vote on 22 April?
He got as far east as Boston, first visiting in 1860, to oversee the printing of the third edition of "Leaves of Grass".
When Chicago's mayor, Rahm Emanuel, asked her to design two new boathouses along the Chicago River, Gang looked at the prints of the nineteenth-century photographer Eadweard Muybridge, who captured, in stop-motion images, the articulated movements of rowers.
