Sentence examples for reprinted with a from inspiring English sources

The most useful information comes from Ms. Lippard's 1973 essay, reprinted with a new introduction.

An obituary from a Toronto paper was reprinted, with a brief outline of a career that seemed to have been adequate to support her, if not brilliant.

Armstrong's autobiographies include Swing That Music (1936, reprinted with a new foreword, 1993) and Satchmo: My Life in New Orleans (1954).

He later edited four plays of Euripides: Hecuba (1797; reprinted with a famous critical supplement in 1802), Orestes (1798), Phoenissae (1799), and Medea (1801).

If you want to read the papers themselves, Einstein's Miraculous Year by John Stachel has just been reprinted with a new introduction.

John Rodden, whose "George Orwell: The Politics of Literary Reputation" was published in 1989 and recently reprinted, with a new introduction (Transaction; $30), has catalogued it exhaustively.

The novel was reprinted with an introduction by Ted Hughes, who wrote that "the total effect is convincing, alarming and memorable".

Before there were "mixologists," there was Jerry Thomas, whose The Bar-Tender's Guide ($29.95) is credited as the first drinks book published in America, now reprinted with an introduction by David Wondrich ($40).

Reprinted with permission from A Choosing (Polygon Birlinn).

Reprinted with permission from A History of the Twentieth Century in 100 Maps by Tim Bryars and Tom Harper, published in the United States by the University of Chicago Press.

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