Sentence examples for which was reprinted from inspiring English sources

He is perhaps best known for his Musiklexikon (1882), which was reprinted in many subsequent editions.

The Times ran a piece about it, which was reprinted all over the country & caused all sorts of comment.

In her eulogy for Mr. Stone, which was reprinted in the school newspaper, The Calumet, Ms. Prophete asked: "What now?

In the lecture, which was reprinted in the Guardian, Gaiman came out in favor of what might be called the "just so long as they're reading" camp.

Her essay, which was reprinted in "The Exploding Metropolis" (Doubleday, 1958), turned out to be a trial run for her book.

The speech I gave on the radio (which was reprinted in "Albanian Spring") had the effect of a bombshell in Albania.

Quotes from some of the letters, which were reprinted.

Hemingway also left behind a list of alternate titles, which are reprinted in the new edition.

He wrote full-page ads, which were reprinted all over, giving his opinions.

He also discovered Ms. Collins's essays on such themes as "Mental Improvement" and "Intelligent Women," which are reprinted in the book.

Mr. Kinsley will give up the column that he writes for Slate, which is reprinted in The Washington Post.