Sentence examples for soon reprinted from inspiring English sources

It was published as the Preface to "Poor Richard Improved, 1758," although it was soon reprinted, in at least a hundred and forty-five editions and six languages even before the eighteenth century was over, usually with the title "The Way to Wealth".

The poem was soon reprinted, parodied, and illustrated.

At the Salon, the painting was uncontroversial, and it was soon reprinted in American publications such as Town & Country and The International Studio.

The next year, Hirschfeld launched the Committee, and soon afterward reprinted Ulrichs's writings.

The poem was soon widely reprinted, imitated, and parodied.

It got a lot of publicity and reprinted soon afterwards.

For Every Minute You Are Angry You Lose Sixty Seconds of Happiness is soon to be reprinted by Mack, and Classroom Portraits is published by Prestel.

Roth's first story, published in The New Yorker in 1959, was "Defender of the Faith" (reprinted soon after in his collection, Goodbye Columbus).

Soon a letter of consolation, reprinted nationally by The A.P., arrived at Bandringa's school.

Cry Salty Tears was reprinted almost as soon as it was published.

This book was reprinted many times and soon became the standard edition of Darwin's masterpiece.