Sentence examples for a revised edition in from inspiring English sources

A revised edition in English, the first since 1988, has been published by Clarkson Potter ($75).

Her Collected Poems, originally published in 1938, was issued in a revised edition in 1980.

Together they wrote "Hypnosis in the Relief of Pain," published in 1983 with a revised edition in 1994.

Salinger had copyrighted the letters when he learned about Hamilton's book, which came out in a revised edition in 1988.

He wrote a biography of Samuel Johnson (1974, with a revised edition in 1980) and an autobiography, Sprightly Running (1962).

First published as a single volume in 1981 and issued in a revised edition in 2005, Rabbi Plaut's Torah has become a touchstone for Judaism's liberal branches.

Issued again in 1958 in a revised edition and in 1999 in a variorum edition, this book has garnered over 8,400 journal citations; over 7,600 have occurred since 1975 (Web of Science, June 2010).

(A revised edition, published in 2014, mentions the HBO show "Girls" six times).

It was, for many years, the standard history of the country, with a revised edition produced in 2007.

"Quasi-empirical," he said, "means that math ain't that different from physics". This view is laid out in detail in a revised edition of "New Directions in the Philosophy of Mathematics," edited by Thomas Tymoczco (Princeton University Press, 1998).

Lewis also renovated his Vorticist creed by publishing a revised edition of Tarr, in 1928, and collecting his early Breton sketches and essays, in much-altered form, as The Wild Body (1927).