Sentence examples for reprinted before from inspiring English sources

Prince Valiant has been reprinted before, but this book uses his color engraver's proofs and it's a world of difference.

A fair amount of the comics in this volume have been reprinted before, although often smaller, shittilier, and in black & white.

The story was published on Friday by the official China News Service and subsequently reprinted, before being corrected, by a number of leading websites.

The ad was changed and all items were reprinted before they hit the market.

Forty-five of them, all but one never before reprinted, have been collected, by Arthur Krystal, in "A Company of Readers" (Free Press; $26).

I, in fact, borrowed (without attribution, I'm afraid to say) from this recipe before I reprinted it as below.

When Ella Woodward published her book Deliciously Ella earlier this year, her publishers reprinted it six times before it was even released, to keep up with demand; it became the fastest-selling debut cookbook of all time.

Ironically, this column turned out to be my ultimate betrayal of the school, or, at least, easily interpreted as such, because a classmate's mother sent it to the Washington Post, which, with my permission, reprinted it the week before my graduation.

Reprinted from Better Than Before: Mastering the Habits of Our Everyday Lives Copyright © 2015 by Gretchen Rubin.

They wrote a story about the caricatures and reprinted them in October -- months before the conflict erupted -- to condemn the drawings.

The defining moment for Seeger was his 1955 testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee (reprinted here as an appendix), in which he yielded no ground regarding his beliefs.