Sentence examples for reprinted in a from inspiring English sources

One image of a man was photographed and reprinted in a magazine.

Any changes can be swiftly reprinted in a few hours or overnight, whereas waiting for a new prototype to emerge from a machine shop could take weeks.

One of the cartoons, which was reprinted in a Danish newspaper earlier this year, depicted the prophet wearing a bomb in his turban.

Articles from The Independent were reprinted in a book published by Ford called "The International Jew," which the Nazis later distributed in 29 German editions.

She got a terrible shock a few years ago when a close-up portrait taken for this newspaper was reprinted in a glossy magazine, without being digitally retouched.

The book continues to be updated and reprinted in a dozen languages; new editions are under way in Bulgaria, Serbia, Indonesia and Armenia.

The story was reprinted in an issue of a Ninth Division regimental paper in Aichach, Germany.

As it turned out, I was writing erotica even when I didn't mean to: one of the stories from The Rental Heart, Underskirts, was reprinted in an edition of Best Lesbian Erotica.

It has just been reprinted in an illustrated deluxe gift edition for the Christmas market ("now with 30% more zombies!") and has, naturally, spawned its own legion of imitators keen to jump on the bandwagon.

[5] The earliest known police photograph (and a few others) is reprinted in an article by a Belgian criminologist, Theophile Borgerhoff, "Les premières photographies judiciares," Bulletin de la Société d'Anthropoligie de Bruxelles, Vol. XXXV (1920).

Many Taoists, she wrote in an essay reprinted in an influential volume, have become obsessed with making money and aren't performing real religious services but just selling incense.