Sentence examples for reprinted as from inspiring English sources

First published in the 1950's and reprinted as recently as 1981, Dr. Nelkon's book is the equivalent of an advanced high school or beginning undergraduate text.

It was reprinted as a book in 1822.

"The Battle of Dorking" was reprinted as a book and became a best-seller.

"Laureate's Block" has been reprinted as the title poem of Harrison's new volume.

Much of his argument could have been reprinted as a hot take responding to Brexit.

"Spartacus" was reprinted as a paperback and in 1960 was made into a successful movie starring Kirk Douglas.

He has also written extensively on military history and cooking: Ou Est Le Garlic? is reprinted as Basic French Cooking.

Recently reprinted as "Exercises for Gentleman" (Universe, $14.95), the manual had a section titled "50 Exercises to Do With Your Suit On".

"The Supper of the Lamb," his third book, received rave reviews and in 2002 was reprinted as a Modern Library Classic.

The poet-turned-musician's lyrics, both reprinted as prose and delivered in his contemplative baritone, are eloquent and frank ruminations on mortality.

In 1833 he began contributing stories and descriptive essays to magazines and newspapers; these attracted attention and were reprinted as Sketches by "Boz" (February 1836).