Sentence examples similar to a choice edition from inspiring English sources

Why Elvis suits the tech audience isn't clear, but fans will have a choice between a limited edition G.I. Blues-era Elvis or a jump-suited 1973 Aloha From Hawaii Elvis.

The John Varvatos Limited Edition offers a choice of the 5.7-liter Hemi engine.

The smartwatch will be available in three versions – Sport, Watch and Edition – and a choice of two sizes: 38mm and 42mm.

And to get your hands on a complete hard-copy edition you have a choice of fewer than 20 outlets.

Print editions are no longer a choice for Josh Jackson, the editor-in-chief of Paste Magazine.

There's a choice of operating system: Windows 7, Windows XP Tablet Edition or Linux.

All clocks come with a choice of chime sequences and are made in limited editions of 50 pieces, priced from £12,000 to £50,000.

In last week's edition of an influential fortnightly magazine, Caijing, one of China's best known economists, Wu Jinglian, said that post-SARS China faced a choice.

Achieving evidence-based patient choice (2nd edition, Edited by Edwards A and Elwyn G).

But the real provocation was his choice of edition: the radical rescoring that Eugene Goossens prepared for Thomas Beecham's gloriously over-the-top 1959 RCA recording.

To discover your own Victorian gems go to www.djo.org.uk, where you can register to edit an edition of your choice (no Dickens knowledge necessary), or help the project at www.buckingham.ac.uk/djo/donate.ac.uk/djo/donate