Sentence examples for a print edition of from inspiring English sources

A friend at the Times recently said he doubts that in five years there will be a print edition of the paper, except maybe on Sundays.

Towards the end of 2011 we plan to bring out a print edition of the revised Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law MPEPILL).

The first is a print edition of her play "Dear Elizabeth: A Play in Letters from Elizabeth Bishop to Robert Lowell and Back Again" (Faber & Faber), out September 2nd.

When asked about print versus online distribution, 90percentt of respondents in our most recent survey said they wanted to receive a print edition of CCT — a number made all the more remarkable by its coming in response to an electronic survey.

It also includes a print edition of its editorial content, and sometimes there's a small toy included, too.

Furthermore they would give a conditional commitment to publish a print edition of the title, based on a certain number of readers sign up in advance to purchase it.

Urban Sanctuary Gallery had BCP editions from well-known graffiti calligraphists Chaz, El Mac and Retna on display along with a print edition on paper of photographer Estevan Oriol.

"CORRECTION: This Fine Print column (also published in the July 9 A-section print edition of The Washington Post) incorrectly said that an article by journalist Glenn Greenwald was written for the WikiLeaks Press blog.

SSIR has partnered with the Social Innovation Lab at Hanyang University one of the leading private universities in South Korea to produce a quarterly print edition of the magazine and an eventual digital destination.

The co-founders have developed a Quarterly Report, which will will offer a deluxe print edition of your timeline (complete with infographics), inspired by the Feltron Report.

Last fall, Newsweek announced that it would stop publishing a print edition at the end of the year.