Sentence examples for reprints of from inspiring English sources

The room was decorated with reprints of pink flowers, forested hills and a resort in Florida.

7. Reprints of Ms. Menkes's pages, set in the entrance to the museum.

He was doing, quite coincidentally, a series of reprints of children's books.

Reprints of two romances set on a Mediterranean isle. 3 4 IMPOSSIBLE, by Danielle Steel.

In 1950, he founded a publishing line and specialized in reprints of out-of-print books.

Now the reprints of both titles were averaging about 1,000 copies a month.

Until recently, Germany banned reprints of Hitler's manifesto, "Mein Kampf".

Trade paperbacks may be originals, which are not preceded by a hardcover edition, or reprints of hardcovers.

As Elizabeth David pointed out, early reprints of her book carried an obituarial note from the widowed Beeton.

Dr. Juni and the other authors said Pharmacia appeared to have widely distributed reprints of the Celebrex study.

A Wiley spokeswoman said in a statement that the publisher would "provide corrections to all future reprints of this book".