Sentence examples for reprinted to from inspiring English sources

Recently reprinted to celebrate 100 years since his birth and promoted by the charity that has become his lasting legacy Practical Action (was Intermediate Technology).

Reprinted to coincide with a hit stage adaptation in London, "War Horse" is now being made into a film by Steven Spielberg and will be staged at Lincoln Center in the spring.

Designed by Ms. Blaisse's compatriot Irma Boom, it was originally published in 2000, and has been reprinted to coincide with her exhibition in the Dutch Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale.

Then the political affiliation: a 1994 voter registration form is dug up, courtesy of National Public Radio, and reprinted to contradict Mr. O'Reilly's 1996 claim that he was not enrolled in a political party.

It begins in a bar, ends with a prayer and, after Sept. 11, was endlessly quoted and reprinted to express grief over what had happened and foreboding about what was to come.

These film spools were shipped to MPS sites abroad where they were reprinted to original size, greatly reducing the parcel bulk to combat zones.

He hired its first editorial and marketing staff, redesigned the covers, and began the practice of reintroducing the paperback reprints to booksellers just like new books.

Regardless of who is doing the sign holding, someone has some reprinting to do.

Bergson allowed the book to be reprinted up to the sixth edition in 1931.

EA had to reprint it, to meet demand.

EA had to reprint it to meet demand.