Sentence examples for published in a run of from inspiring English sources

The Osbourne issue has about 12-15 pages of ads, compared with about 40 in a regular edition, and will be published in a run of 30,000.

"At Home on the Range" was originally published in a run of around five thousand copies, about the same number that "Pilgrims," Gilbert's début collection of short stories, sold in its first printing.

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".

He has now "published" (in a computer print run of at least one copy) a guide to napping, "Dormir aux Nations Unies," in French, of course, and with the Gallic love for detail that marks the Michelin guides.

Ali's Smile, Burroughs's short story on Scientology, was originally published in a limited-edition run of 99 copies by Unicorn in 1971.

The confirmation of the elections was made by the head of the junta, Senior Gen. Than Shwe, in an open letter published in a state-run newspaper, The New Light of Myanmar.

The church's letter of response, published in a state-run newspaper, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, suggested not.

It was published in 1938, in a run of 1,500 copies, which sold so poorly that the stock was not yet exhausted 13 years later when it was first reprinted.

SOUND AND VISION: The Book Review has published a run of letters from rock stars in recent years.

It was published in a very limited run.

Five million copies of the magazine – which has a usual print run of around 60,000 – were published in a special edition, with about 2,000 of them distributed in the UK, according to reports.