Sentence examples for a third edition was from inspiring English sources

A third edition was planned at the time of her death.

The game must have become quite popular in England as a third edition was printed using two copper plates, one for black, and the second for green lines to indicate blank spaces.

Occasionally a third edition is made and the proceeds are split between artist and studio.

A fifth edition was published in 1762, and a sixth, edited to take into account Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, in 1771.

A second edition was released a few weeks ago.

A sixth edition was released in 2000 and later distributed in digital form as The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia.

Unofficially, many CBS executives expressed disappointment with the show -- but never so much that a second edition was threatened.

A fifth edition was published in 1993; it ran to 6.5 million words, according to its preface, and filled more than 3,000 pages.

And as mercenaries stampeded to eBay to peddle copies of Ms. Viswanathan's suddenly scarce book (a first edition was selling for $80 on Friday), the hope for any larger lessons in the "Opal" episode began to dim.

Technology has played a major role in increasing awareness of relationship options for a new generation, said Janet W. Hardy, who wrote, with Dossie Easton, "The Ethical Slut," a 1997 book advocating nonmonogamous relationships that has sold more than 100,000 copies (a second edition was published in 2009).

Then, after a long period a completely new 3rd edition was published in 2011 and a fourth edition was completed in 2015.