Sentence examples for reprint the from inspiring English sources
How does the museum determine when to reprint the objects?
While UK publishers reprint the most minor Nordic crime novels, we're denied an astonishing American voice.
Eliot chose to reprint the poem in his anthology "Selected Poems," published in 1948.
They decided to reprint the novel as Fallada originally wrote it.
More palatable, perhaps, is the decision taken by Waverley Books to reprint The Glasgow Cookery Book.
If necessary we may even reprint the review in The Times".
Post your responses below, and we will reprint the best in G2 next week.
Mr. Nygaard not only survived, but made a full recovery and went on to reprint "The Satanic Verses" in defiance.
Lucky for him that no one has thought to reprint the 1996 biography of this former mayor of Rome.
These newspapers paid the initial publishing source (often a metropolitan daily) for the limited right to reprint the stories.
The company has rushed to reprint the book and has promised replacement copies to customers who purchased the flawed edition.
