Sentence examples for reprinted all over from inspiring English sources

He wrote full-page ads, which were reprinted all over, giving his opinions.

The Times ran a piece about it, which was reprinted all over the country & caused all sorts of comment.

"The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" was first published not in The Alta California, but in a New York weekly, The Saturday Press, on Nov. 18, 1865, then reprinted all over the country.

One exception was on "Nightline" on ABC, which last Friday devoted a segment to opponents of the war, which included a taped interview with Arundhati Roy, an Indian novelist whose essay criticizing Washington's response to Sept. 11 was reprinted all over the world, except in the United States.

It proved to be a great success not only in the new school but also in hundreds of editions reprinted all over Europe during the rest of the century.

His expanded edition of the Hermetic corpus (1505b)—with the Crater Hermetis of Ludovico Lazzarelli and another book in addition to the fourteen treatises known to Ficino became the most widely adopted text, reprinted all over Europe, along with his annotations.

Don't let it happen all over again Reprints Related items Public finances: So long, Prudence.

Don't let it happen all over again Reprints Related items Israel: Into the electoral mazeOct 30th 2008 Israel: Tzipi Livni bids for the top spotSep 18th 2008The least consoling is that in spite of the talks Mr Olmert and Ms Livni have been having with the Palestinians, the peace process was not going anywhere anyway.

He kept the 11 diaries reprinted here over the course of nearly two decades, from 1931, when he was in his late 20s, until his hospitalization shortly before his death in January 1950.

Lessons itself was reprinted for over a century.

Following its initial publication the book was not reprinted for over seventy years.