Sentence examples for although the edition from inspiring English sources

Although the edition (published in King James and Contemporary English versions) is meant to call attention to the presence of blacks in Scripture, Ms. Ritzie said, "I don't call it a black Bible".

The daily's plans prompted a police raid on its printing house on Tuesday evening, although the edition was allowed to go ahead once it was clear that no images of Muhammad would be published.

Although the Spring edition of Zona Maco concluded earlier this month, the next edition will be held in September 2017.

Although the Chronological Edition has been fettered from time to time by lack of proper funding, the Chronological Edition has succeeded in covering extremely well in its first seven published volumes the major writings from 1857 to 1892.

Jane's consciousness-raising book of choice – Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex - was first published in 1949, although the American edition only came out in 1953.

Although the first edition of Science and Health contained the essential structure of her teachings, Eddy continued to refine her statement of Christian Science in the years to come.

Although the second edition of the New Museum's triennial is more than two years away — it is scheduled to open in April 2012 — planning has already started.

Although the American edition's subtitle piles on the phrases Lost Generation and Jazz Age, with their familiar echoes of Fitzgerald and Hemingway, the British version's austere subtitle is more accurate: "The Rise and Fall of a Generation 1918-1940".

Although the collected edition has a more expansive new coda, the typical Magic Academy strip fills a single six-panel grid – arbitrary dimensions determined by the size of Tumblr's dashboard, but Tamaki thrilled at the rigor of those constraints.

Schoenberg is said to have changed "Aaron" to "Aron" to avoid having 13 letters in his title, although the new edition of the film from New Yorker Video uses the standard spelling.

Although the final edition is to be published after Good Friday, a national holiday, many of the estimated 170 staff were expected to come in, either to vie for a slot in the final edition or to mark the moment when the presses roll for the last time.