Sentence examples for a younger edition from inspiring English sources

Her brother Bob tried to make sense of her behavior by suggesting that Tracy "was sort of a younger edition of her father, in her mind".

And while there were those, like the sociobiologist Richard Dawkins, who wrote that "it would be mind-bogglingly fascinating" to watch "a younger edition of myself growing up in the 21st century," or the freewheeling physicist Richard Seed, who claimed he couldn't "wait to clone himself three or four times," most people were disturbed by the idea of making genetic copies.

A new edition appeared in 1926.

A new edition was soon issued.

(Thankfully there's a new edition).

A new edition came out in 1714.

The book is under development as an HBO film by producer Oprah Winfrey, and a young adult edition of the book is planned for readers ages 10 to 14 [ 12].

But the group's bracing new album, "Harvesting Semblances and Affinities" (Pi), is the first such release in nearly a decade, featuring the same deft young edition of the band found at this Undead Jazzfest show.

So, too, was a young-adult-readers' edition, which he'd need to be promoting, and he'd submitted a first draft of a children's book, "Knuckleball Ned," to Dial, a Penguin imprint.

The Chicago Tribune began publishing its RedEye edition, intended for a younger audience, last year, and The Chicago Sun-Times created Red Streak around the same time.

Word on the street is that Georgie Boy has a new special edition aimed at a younger generation and our man on the inside mangaged to grab a sneak peak.