Sentence examples similar to re issues of from inspiring English sources

Most of the CD re-issues of Mr. Shin's old catalog were done poorly, even at the wrong speed.

But now something is poised to hit the market that fans of the group actually asked for: enhanced re-issues of the group's original British albums.

Of the scores of football books published in the last few months, two of the best are re-issues of old classics and the third a more recent meditation on the nature of English football.Anybody who wants an account of memorable matches and sportsmen would be well advised to steer clear of David Winner's "Those Feet".

You can buy a re-issue of it today.

That was the overwhelming memory of reading Moncrieff and, later, the re-issue of the Kilmartin-Enright version.

Sibal said that there would be no loss generated by the cancelling and re-issuing of 122 telecom licenses.

Carol Ann Duffy has already introduced a new selection of Plath's poetry and a re-issue of The Bell Jar will coincide with the anniversary.

First choice was a re-issue of "Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen" played by the Bavarian Radio Symphony under Rafael Kubelik, with Dietrich Fisher-Dieskas asoloistsoloist

The 84-inch sofa is a re-issue of a piece designed in 1950 by William Haines, a film actor in the 1920s and '30s.

The Juggernaut (1920), which the Chesters co-edited, is a re-issue of the 1915 Vitagraph film of the same name starring Anita Stewart (it was re-released twice in the US, in 1917 and 1920).

This week I was intending to blog about the new DVD and Blu-ray re-issue of Peter Jackson's early masterpiece Heavenly Creatures, featuring the sensational debut of the 19-year-old Kate Winslet and the no less outstanding Melanie Lynskey.