Sentence examples for requested reprint from inspiring English sources

In a tribute last week Mad's editors noted that "43-Man Squamish" remains the magazine's most requested reprint 50 years after its publication in 1965.

FAQ How do I request reprint permission to use an article, photo or graphic?

1 Many individuals and organisations may request reprints, including the authors of the articles themselves, other members of the scientific community, study sponsors, and pharmaceutical companies.

Several correspondents have requested permission to reprint "my" essay in their local newspaper.

At the group's request, I reprint in full the L.M.O.'s 2010-11 seannouncementement, although I cannot vouch for the accuracy of all details contained therein.

My article was translated into dozens of languages and I received requests to reprint my article in magazines all over the world.

A letter that Agatha Christie had written to a young man who had requested an interview with her in 1971 is reprinted here in full.

In 1936, they successfully requested that he produce several colour plates to be inserted into the reprint of the book.

The number of hits weren't that impressive by today's standards but again you're talking with people that were used to thinking of contacts as phone, reprint requests, fax requests, something like that and it was clear that your ability to respond to requests for outside information via a website was just enormous compared to the things you could think about in the 1980s.

President Roosevelt requested that it be translated into several languages and air-dropped over German-occupied territory; it was also reprinted in Time and Look magazines.

Dr. Geis said he did not know how many reprints the company distributed, but he said it regularly distributed copies of medical journal articles about its products if doctors requested them.