Sentence examples for an old edition of from inspiring English sources

He pointed to an old edition of Izvestiya, scattered at the bottom of the stairs.

If you read this book, you will then go looking for an old edition of Cotton Mather's "Magnalia Christi Americana".

Finally, there are books by authors Ms. Vanderbilt remembers reading as girl, including an old edition of the complete works of Edna St .Vincent Millay.

Wanting a copy of Martin Eden, he is only able to find an old edition of London's lesser work The Son of the Wolf.

The novel is seeded with delightful arcana, like a recipe for rat from an old edition of Larousse Gastronomique, which advises using a specimen found in a wine cellar ("so much more flavorful").

By his own account, Kristol is the sort of person who browses through a used bookstore at the Milwaukee airport while waiting for a plane and picks up an old edition of Orwell's essays.

Mr. Whitehead, an engineering manager who has lived here for 20 years, also bought and donated an older edition of the book to be displayed in a glass case.

According to an older edition of Robin Morgan's The Book of Film Biographies, actor Warren Beatty is "more famous for his espousal of liberal causes and his affairs with actresses from Joan Collins to Madonna -- despite his achievements".

Years later, just before he died, he gave me a lovely old edition of "Peggy O'Neil," its cover adorned with a beautiful woman in a fashionable hat.

Having fled persecution in Europe, in the early 1940s he and his wife made their home in Brazil, where, Stone explains, Zweig came across a "dusty old edition" of Montaigne's famous Essais.

Looking back over my old edition of Muir, I see (sadly) there is truth in these assessments.