Sentence examples for reprinted throughout from inspiring English sources

The Adages became not only a handy tool for those who wrote in Latin but also a medium for expressing Erasmus' opinions, and the book was another literary and financial success, frequently reprinted throughout the century.

But because there was nothing that might replace it, Herschel's drawing of the form of the Milky Way was frequently reprinted throughout the 19th century.

Critics also praised the prize-winning wine list, which balanced young wines with an abundance of rare vintages and was reprinted throughout the evening as wines sold out.

The letter was eventually reprinted throughout the United States and much of Europe.

The Weems text was very widely reprinted throughout the 19th century, for example in McGuffey Readers.

This was reprinted throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, in increasingly weak impressions.

An Associated Press wire story about the ad was reprinted in publications throughout the country, and some readers were not amused.

Published in The New Orleans Delta newspaper on April 26 , 1861 and reprinted in newspapers throughout the region, the poem became a powerful anthem of the Southern cause: Mary Chesnutt copied the poem into her diary in January 1862, and a cadet named William Galt of the Virginia Military Institute wrote the poem into a wartime notebook.

After Bucer's death, his writings continued to be translated, reprinted, and disseminated throughout Europe.

(Adams was known to return to old negatives and reprint them throughout his life. Indeed, one of his favorite pranks was to tear up prints of "Moonrise, Hernandez, N.M.," in front of aspiring photographers, telling them that their brilliant work put his to shame).

This paragraph was reprinted in Federalist newspapers throughout the country.