Sentence examples for reprinted that from inspiring English sources

The Daily News reprinted that ad on Saturday, next to Trump's new op-ed.

When Playboy reprinted that same short story in the issue for which she was the centerfold, did she honestly think the magazine was interested in her literary skills?

Reprinted that year in a journal of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, the speech acknowledged that oil companies "did somewhat underestimate the full nature of the challenges we were taking on in the deep waters of the gulf".

That prompted the most famous newspaper editorial ever written, titled "Is There a Santa Claus?" My favorite full-page holiday advertisement of this year reprinted that powerful affirmation of sentimental spirituality with no commercial message included.

Let's use it as an excuse to reprint that great picture of her with David Bowie and Tilda Swinton last November.

"But I remember sitting in those first early meetings and one of the first things they were telling me was, 'We are sticking with 500,000, we are not going back to reprint, that is the first thing we will not be doing.' " Ms. Black said: "The only question was whether or not we were going to go back on press.

If a public figure slips up and says something revealing on live TV, any individual or member of the public is free to reprint that statement, to comment on and discuss it at will- the First Amendment makes sure of it.

Maybe the protestors should reprint that quote in the next edition of their new newspaper, The Occupied Wall Street Journal.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics- Research copyright laws on licensing and reprinting that specifically relate to a band's image or logo.

(The whole family) The New York Review's children's collection is full of such choice reprints that I would gladly have every one of their publications on my shelves.

"There's lots of fantastic Cotswold country writing that's out of print so I would love to reprint that and do it beautifully and be in control of that.