Sentence examples for reprinted some of from inspiring English sources

One hundred years later, the Observer reprinted some of the Waterloo coverage, including an article from the Champion newspaper.

The publishers who reprinted some of her earlier novels in 2012 finally persuaded her to put out the work she had withdrawn in 1971.

Eight years her senior and imposingly eminent, he collaborated with his wife in founding The Ontario Review as well as Ontario Review Books, a small publishing house that reprinted some of her enormous oeuvre.

After she ended her association with the journal, Horace Greeley — who admired and had reprinted some of her essays from The Dial — recruited her to work as the first full-time female employee of his New-York Tribune. New-York Tribune

'The Clintons will be there when they need you.' " Dowd is a longtime antagonist of the Clintons, as is the neoconservative Weekly Standard, which, as Dowd noted, reprinted some of Hillary's comments from the interview with Goldberg, billing them as a "guest editorial".

Roche reprinted some of the speeches in Imprimis, a monthly newsletter mailed gratis to prospective donors, along with a return envelope.

One hopes that publishers may be spurred to reprint some of these exceptional books.

London Lite paid to reprint some of the Standard's editorial, however, so its new owner will lose some revenue.

While no one offered a show, a writer asked to reprint some of the manifesto in Artforum magazine.

In the back of "The Chez Panisse Menu Cookbook," Alice Waters reprints some of the restaurant's most memorable menus, and most of them, too, were inspired by people.

Art Bill Brandt Focus Gallery, London *** Bill Brandt would have been 100 next year - as good an excuse as any to reprint some of his most innovative work.