Sentence examples for print run to from inspiring English sources

VAN bought up half the print run to sell through its retailers.

Yes, the British want to increase Liberazione's 2,000-copy print run to 20,000.

The magazine's publisher stopped the presses part-way through the print run to excise Mr. Gutfeld's musings.

The first edition of Charlie Hebdo since the massacre sold out within minutes on Wednesday, causing the print run to increase to 5 million.

The enormous early interest in the book prompted Dutton to increase the planned print run to 400,000 from the original 300,000.

Eric Kampmann, president of Beaufort Books, the publisher of "If I Did It," said he had increased the first print run to 150,000 copies from 125,000.

Published in June 2009, it has sold nearly 120,000 copies and is in its 17th print run, according to Shanghai Sanlian Shudian Press.

In the years that followed, the catalogue would become a well-loved household staple, with the initial 30,000 print run increasing to 150,000 in a decade.

Following this, Scholastic printed an additional 400,000 copies, bringing the initial print run up to 1.6 million.

The entire print run had to be pulped and those issues still in existence now fetch over $100 on eBay.

The entire print run had to be pulped and those issues still in existence now fetch over a $100 on eBay.