Sentence examples for a bound edition from inspiring English sources
Texts can be printed as needed, and students can have a bound edition shipped to them for around $20-30 20-30
This work is assumed to have been accomplished anonymously by forty-year-old James Gillray, at the height of his fame as a caricaturist, and issued in a bound edition of 1200 copies.
When the library was sold in the early 1930's, Ms. Seaver speculates, Father Fischer either bought or was given a bound edition containing both"The Tartar Relation" and "Speculum Historiale," later converting some of the parchment -- into the Vinland Map.
During the past two decades I have accumulated several jugged hare recipes, the oldest one coming from Elizabeth Beeton's monumental "Book of Household Management," which first appeared in a bound edition in 1861 and was reissued in facsimile form in 1968 by Farrar, Straus & Giroux.
If Nietzsche's image reached its nadir during the Second World War, when Hitler presented Mussolini with a bound edition of his works and the historian Crane Brinton wrote a book asserting he would have been "a good Nazi," a resurrection was soon to come.
Aububon's Birds of America was published in England in 87 parts between 1827 and 1838, followed by a bound edition in the United States in 1839.
After Faham requested his name be added to the codex in tribute to his efforts, Ben-Zvi eventually replied in May 1960, "I am prepared to add a note to the bound edition of the codex that will say that it was brought to Israel by you".
On 21 May 1978, as he was shooting photos of himself as both Satyr and Satan with horns on his head, to illustrate a leather-bound edition of Rimbaud's A Season in Hell, he wrote: "I want to see the devil in us all.
WHEN THE ECONOMIST INTELLIGENCE UNIT, a sister organisation of this newspaper, published the first bound edition of "Tax Havens and Their Uses" in 1975, a queue several blocks long formed outside The Economist's bookshop in London.
Earlier this week, a book that compiled all of the schematics in one bound edition was being sold on Amazon.
Among the outstanding examples from these early days are an intricate, subtly colored "Dragonfly" wallpaper (1905-1910) with Art Nouveau antecedents, designed by Zulma Steele Ellen Gates Starrr's delicate 1905 cover design of stylized leaves and flowers for a leather-bound edition of "Paradise Lost"; and an elaborate bronze-and-crystal candelabrum (circa 1916) by Marie Zimmerman.
