Sentence examples for a revised and expanded from inspiring English sources

He published a revised and expanded edition in 1960 63.

Mike Marqusee's Wicked Messenger: Bob Dylan and the 60s, a revised and expanded version of Chimes of Freedom, will be published in the autumn by Seven Stories Press.

It was then published by the Hogarth Press in 1929 in a revised and expanded edition that has never been out of print.

Lagrange published a second treatise on the subject in 1801, a work that appeared in a revised and expanded form in 1806.

In 1953, Macdonald published a revised and expanded version of his Politics essay on popular culture, renamed "A Theory of Mass Culture," in Diogenes, a journal funded by the Ford Foundation.

He made this discovery on a recent visit to Lower Manhattan, territory he covered in "Bricks and Brownstone," a history of New York row houses that Rizzoli International Publications will reintroduce this fall in a revised and expanded version.

In 1933, however, he published a drastically revised and expanded version with the new title Language; this book dominated the field for the next 30 years.

Nabokov translated into Russian and revised the original work as Drugiye berega ("Other Shores") in 1954; in 1966 he published a further revised and expanded English-language edition titled Speak, Memory: An Autobiography Revisited, which contains family photographs and incorporates recollections and revisions by his sisters and cousins.

He is author of the international best-selling book, Prisoners of Our Thoughts, currently available in 22 languages and released in a 3rd, revised and expanded, edition co-authored with Elaine Dundon in January 2017.

Jarred by scandals at two prestigious physics laboratories, the council of the American Physical Society, which represents the nation's 40,000 physicists, issued a set of revised and expanded ethical guidelines for researchers last week.

John Miksic reports the rumors just to debunk them in his book "Old Javanese Gold," which has been revised and expanded as a companion to the Yale University Art Gallery's revelatory new exhibition of some 200 gold objects from pre-Islamic Indonesia.