Sentence examples for the work reprinted from inspiring English sources

He had four copies of the relevant sections of the work reprinted in a large typeface so he could read it without assistance.

There are the early works, reprinted in full here, which can sound very pre-modern indeed with their thees and thous, although with hints of what was to come both poetically and less palatably.

In the list below, works reprinted in the Complete Works of W. H. Auden are indicated by footnote references.

Was there anyone who was anyone in the world of high politics, arts and literature whom Spender, charming, gentle and urbane from first to last, did not meet over dinner?This new edition of his work reprints the seven books of poems that Spender published during his lifetime, and adds some unpublished work for good measure.

Over the next six years, the work was reprinted across mainland Europe.

The work was reprinted, with a supplement, in 12 volumes in 1933 with the title The Oxford English Dictionary, and as the OED it has been known ever since.

While working as a bookseller, Louvet won fame as the author of a licentious novel published from 1786 to 1791; the work was reprinted many times as Les Amours (or, in some editions, Les Aventures) du chevalier de Faublas ("The Loves [The Adventures] of the Chevalier de Faublas").

However, as the main page said that the work was "reprinted in Buenos Ayres", some historians doubt whether it was actually Moreno's work.

His use of the Swahili language was admired throughout East Africa, and his works—reprinted several times were widely used as school texts.

Later, collected editions of four works reprinted in a single volume were published.

Surprisingly, and perhaps in contradiction to the previous finding on the value of the physical print, 84%% of participants indicated that if a work becomes damaged or broken then they would be happy for the work to be reprinted.