Sentence examples for a first edition was from inspiring English sources

And as mercenaries stampeded to eBay to peddle copies of Ms. Viswanathan's suddenly scarce book (a first edition was selling for $80 on Friday), the hope for any larger lessons in the "Opal" episode began to dim.

A first edition is on display.

A fifth edition was published in 1762, and a sixth, edited to take into account Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, in 1771.

A second edition was released a few weeks ago.

A sixth edition was released in 2000 and later distributed in digital form as The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia.

A third edition was planned at the time of her death.

Unofficially, many CBS executives expressed disappointment with the show -- but never so much that a second edition was threatened.

A fifth edition was published in 1993; it ran to 6.5 million words, according to its preface, and filled more than 3,000 pages.

Technology has played a major role in increasing awareness of relationship options for a new generation, said Janet W. Hardy, who wrote, with Dossie Easton, "The Ethical Slut," a 1997 book advocating nonmonogamous relationships that has sold more than 100,000 copies (a second edition was published in 2009).

Then, after a long period a completely new 3rd edition was published in 2011 and a fourth edition was completed in 2015.

No further edition was published in Godwin's lifetime, although a fourth edition was certainly mooted and Godwin may have undertaken work towards it.