Sentence examples for a published edition from inspiring English sources

After examining a published edition of the variations in 1831, Schumann, who would become a major critic and editor of a music journal, wrote an influential review hailing Chopin with the words "Hats off, gentlemen, a genius".

A different set of circumstances obtained on the campus of the University of Maryland in College Park, where a published edition of "The Laramie Project" was given to incoming freshmen this year, "to provide all entering students with a shared intellectual experience," said Phyllis Peres, the dean of undergraduate studies.

(There has never been a compete published edition of his works).

A graduate of universities in Russia and Uzbekistan, he became a successful scholar, publishing editions of Kazakh epic texts.

Haavik and Dill published a print edition of their stories during Welcome Week at UMD.

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

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The series of loss and growth, inheritance and fracture, also takes the form of a book, published by Edition Patrick Frey. .

In 1848 he became an assistant professor and published an edition and translation with glossary of the Sāmaveda, or ancient Vedic religious chants.

In 1985 Dorling Kindersley published an edition, and the first US edition was published by Viking, New York, in the same year.

Finally, when he published an edition of an Aristotelian treatise, Lefèvre also wrote a more traditional commentary.