She has spent more than $25,000 to print 5,000 copies of the book.

They take a look at the cover and ask how many copies we've printed.

She printed 5,000 copies of the first issue and immediately sold out.

In 2005, it was printing about 15,000 copies of its regular issues.

We print fewer copies and try for a more individual style in each book.

The agents kept coming back for more, and so we had to print 500 thousand copies.

By the end of the Press's 1946 fiscal year it had printed 103,000 copies.

Now comes the question whether I should print more than one hundred and fifty copies.

The first edition printed 300 copies, which took four years to sell.

The newspaper was unable to print copies for several weeks.