Sentence examples for was first printed from inspiring English sources

The earliest surviving manuscript, from the 10th century, was first printed in 1554.

Since 1986, when the photograph was first printed as poster, the image has been widely reproduced.

The King James was first printed in 1611, just when the English began crossing the Atlantic.

His Relation of the Death of David Rizzi is preserved in the British Museum and was first printed in 1699.

The book of psalms, which was first printed in 1640, could fetch up to twenty-five million dollats auctionion.

More than 200 years since the popular carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas" was first printed in London, many of its holiday icons are on the decline.

Galen's works were first printed in Greek in their entirety in 1525, and printings in Latin swiftly followed.

Eton College, for example, has a fine collection of incunabula, some of which were purchased when they were first printed.

The first printing press did not arrive until the 19th century, hundreds of years after books were first printed in the region's Spanish-speaking countries.

In the resist process, the cloth is first printed with a substance called a resist, protecting these printed areas from accepting colour.

Unfortunately, it's out of print; fortunately, used copies are cheap and abundant online, and many of the stories were first printed in The New Yorker.