Sentence examples for reprinted an from inspiring English sources

If you are one of the few Web-heads who has no clue what I'm talking about, here's the gist: An editor of an obscure food-related publication reprinted an article from a journalism student without permission, editing it first.

The newspaper reprinted an interview with the blaxploitation diva Pam Grier.

Then Gawker reprinted an e-mail exchange between its managing editor, Lockhart Steele, and Mr. Jollymore.

A magazine in Damascus recently withdrew a story about the opposition and reprinted an altered issue after officials objected.

The threat came after The Standard reprinted an article claiming that President Mugabe was haunted by the ghost of a legendary liberation war hero.

Wednesday's Mail reprinted an abridged version of Tuesday's editorial, which said readers would be "truly disturbed if they understood about Miliband's father's views".

Marvel subsequently reprinted a number of early Marvelman stories.

I wish he could tell me why he never reprinted a story as powerful as that.

He then reprinted a book of African history in 1960, which sold moderately well.

Discriminating anthologists, such as John Hollander and John Fuller, have reprinted a few of the sonnets.

In October the paper reprinted a piece by Charles Godfrey Leland that explained the abolitionist approach.