Sentence examples for a final edition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a final edition" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the last version of a document, publication, or piece of work that is ready for release or distribution. Example: "The author submitted a final edition of the manuscript to the publisher for printing."
Comedy Central said that Mr. Cenac had decided to leave at the end of the year, which for the show comes on Dec. 13, when it tapes a final edition before a holiday break.
It was announced in July that Jacobs would step down from his Radio 2 show, which he had hosted for 16 years, after a final edition on 4 August.
This happened in 1984, when BMW made plans to power all its future motorcycles with liquid-cooled in-line 3- and 4-cylinder engines — and had the temerity to issue a Final Edition boxer model.
"The Herald was always a very dignified newspaper, I would have liked a final edition to give it the dignified farewell it deserved," said James Grainger, a 34-year-old British national who joined the Herald in 2012 and took over as managing editor after I left.
Several works had been left incomplete, and publishers inquired about releasing a final edition of his grand collection La Comédie humaine.
As the end of 1891 approached, he prepared a final edition of Leaves of Grass, a version that has been nicknamed the "Deathbed Edition".
December 2006: The death of Saddam Hussein is reported in a 3am final edition of the Guardian.
Distribution is understood to have been sorted out with the big players, which could mean a bumper final edition of the pilot week.
On Friday, February 27, with the website full of goodbye messages and a poignant "Final Edition" video, the website recorded 278,000 unique visitors.
At the end of a four-hour final edition of a show he has curated for nearly 40 years -- which included archival interviews with Van Halen and Elvis Costello and on-air well wishes from Joan Jett, Debbie Harry and others -- the DJ born Rodney Bingenheimer played one last piece of music: "Porpoise Song". The song, written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin, concludes with an eerie refrain.
Tuesday, Late City Final Edition A map yesterday with an article about the changing character of Fifth Avenue placed a new office tower, 575 Fifth Avenue, incorrectly.
