Sentence examples for reprint to from inspiring English sources
Send $3 for each reprint to C/U Reader Service, 256 Washington Street, Mount Vernon, N.Y.
Recently translated into English with the title "A-Bomb Mayor," the Japanese original of his memoirs is also in reprint, to be released next month.
Her features were separately good". But even Henry couldn't settle to one consistent description and altered the wording of his note in an 1833 reprint to "her stature rather exceeded the middle height", dropping the phrase about "true elegance".
By the 1850s the application of the new techniques of mass production had brought down the price of an inexpensive reprint to one shilling, as in the Railway Library of novels (George Routledge, 1,300 vol., 1848 98), for instance, or in the three series of classics issued by H.G. Bohn in 1846, 1850, and 1853.
If you have such a job in mind, write for the 50-cent reprint to: Plaster, The Old-House Journal, 69A 7th Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y.
EA had to reprint it, to meet demand.
EA had to reprint it to meet demand.
For each letter, written permission to reprint had to be obtained.
But Islamist newspapers exploited its reprinting to fan righteous indignation.
Seasonal menus for Addie's, BlackSalt and Pearl Dive were reprinted to include the one-inch squares.
Independent publisher MacLehose Press has rushed through four reprints to keep up with demand.More than 20,000 copies have already sold in the UK.
