How to pronounce “reprint”(verb) in English

They will republish and reprint and steal from each other over and over and over.

The printers there reprint them, and so on and so on.

We'll never reprint the hardcovers again.

And it has been the most reprinted-- more people have asked to reprint that story than any other.

And "Annapurna" has just been reprinted, September 15.

They didn't get um reprinted in Japan.

Great, reprint it.

"I read the piece on natural childbirth and I want to reprint it in my magazine."

On Sunday after his wish, the "Chronicle" reprinted that cover, "Batkid Saves City."

And this is the number of pamphlets that had been printed or reprinted in each year during the early years of the Reformation.

You see a kind of spike up throughout the '60s as that play is reprinted.

Number two is the Costco story, which they keep reprinting everywhere.

Review of Books Foreign Affairs the Atlantic Monthly the new Republic and elsewhere his articles have been widely reprinted and anthologized he has

It sold out in its first printing, it was reprinted quickly, it was translated into other languages, American versions were made.

So, two years later the local magazine on the Shetland Islands, 'The Shetlander', asked me if they could reprint the story because it was so great and they

The initial account, along with passages from Trembley's book, which came out a couple of years later, was reprinted in the popular press.

That article has been very successful in one sense, that is it's one of the most reprinted philosophy articles in anthologies that are used for teaching philosophy.

and how it might not have happened was pretty recent, and like I said I found it in like two or three legit sources, so, I reprinted it.

Everybody was happy and they reprinted the book a whole

And I'm gonna reprint it