Sentence examples for was reprinted a from inspiring English sources

His first attack was reprinted a a pamphlet at the expense of Arthur Tappan, a wealthy sil merchant.

His semi-classical rendition of Tales from Shakespeare was first published in 1904 and proved so popular that it was reprinted a number of times even after complete translations of Shakespeare's original plays had become available.

Her report card, which demonstrated neither excellence nor deficiency, was reprinted, a proof, along with her neighbors' comments confirming that her family was a respectable one and she a normal child, that the tragedy had been beyond any adult's ability to foresee.

However, the Twenty-eight Mansion, Field-allocation, Imperial Ming, All Provinces Terrestrial World Map from a popular household encyclopedia from Fujian Chinaa) that was reprinted a number of times (e.g. in 1599 and 1607) in black ink without grids is thought to be the source of the China part of the Selden map, except that the Selden map was painted in colour [1, 3].

His essay, published only weeks before the attacks, has not only intrigued, shocked and enlightened many of my compatriots, it has garnered awards and is being reprinted, a rare event for what remains a rhetorician's study.

It had to be reprinted a number of times to keep up with the demand.

Walker Books are reprinting an extraordinary book that last rejoiced the eye in 1939.

By the time it was reprinted as a paperback a year later, it had a new title – Awopbopaloobop Alopbamboom – and a telltale subtitle: "the Golden Age of Rock".

An obituary from a Toronto paper was reprinted, with a brief outline of a career that seemed to have been adequate to support her, if not brilliant.

"The Battle of Dorking" was reprinted as a book and became a best-seller.

The opinion piece was reprinted as an advertisement in a local paper under a headline that said, "The brother of the president of the United States George W. Bush Supports Enrique Bolaños".