Sentence examples for a fourth edition from inspiring English sources
Sept. 12. CASA LEVER Lever House's new tenant is a fourth edition of Sant Ambroeus, the sleek Milanese-style establishments.
A second edition appeared in 1749, then a fully revised version in 1751, and finally a fourth edition in 1759, which is usually the basis for modern editions.
In a fourth edition of the English Bible, published in 1541, after Thomas Cromwell had been executed for treason, Cromwell's coat of arms has been drilled right out of the frontispiece.
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.
When it came time for a fourth edition, Dobzhansky's equally renowned colleague Ernst Mayr (personal communication) pleaded with Dobzhansky to change the title which he did to Genetics of the Evolutionary Process (1970).
A third edition, edited by Henry Pemberton in 1726, added little more.
He had long before planned that Napier would edit a seventh edition incorporating the Supplement.
The popularity of the book led to a second edition being called for only a year later.
A first edition is on display.
And what of a second edition?
