Sentence examples for a single edition from inspiring English sources
Last month a single edition of the Radio 4 show was edited by the artist and musician PJ Harvey.
In 2001, Caragiale's collected writings, edited by Barbu Cioculescu, were republished in a single edition, while his copy of Octav-George Lecca's Familii boierești române, featuring his many comments and sketches, was the basis for a 2002 reprint.
Not bad for a single edition of the paper!
Most Olympia titles survived only a single edition of 5,000 copies.
London Lite's rival, News International's London Paper, distributes more than 500,000 copies in a single edition in the evening.
The app is free to download but charges readers £1.19 for a single edition, or £9.99 for a monthly subscription.
There can't be a single-edition BuzzFeed, Huffington Post or Mail Online.
— Jenna Wortham Apple's Jonathan Ive to Design a Single Uber-Limited Edition Leica M Petapixel.com | Leica will sell a single-edition camera designed by Apple's Jony Ive.
Ananda Bazar Patrika, published from Kolkata with 1,277,801 daily copies, has the largest circulation for a single-edition, regional language newspaper in India.
The animated Phillips auctioneer Simon de Pury pointed out that Koons had made three of each of the 17 pieces in his Gazing Ball series – but that this one was in a unique single edition.
Blu-Ray -- Pick a movie, any movie, and you can bet that most major new releases are coming out on Blu-Ray, including the disappointing sequel National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets ($34.99; Buena Vista) for a deluxe edition or $29.99 for a single disc edition of a movie that couldn't recapture the surprise pleasures of the original.
