Sentence examples for an older edition from inspiring English sources
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.
A cartoon that was commissioned by Cornell's Food and Brand Lab and published with the original study depicts a beefy newer edition of the book haranguing an older edition, jeering at its brother, "I have 44% more calories per serving than you do!" Wansink's tiny sample set, especially, gnawed at the couple.
"A really savvy student might do the extra work to comparison shop or to call a professor to see if it's O.K. to use an older edition, but that will be uncommon behavior in the marketplace," Mr. Rosenfeld said in a phone interview.
Page 795 of an older edition (the one that my in-laws own) has a recipe for pancakes.
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".
(I read an old edition, which would be fine — the latest costs a small fortune).
He pointed to an old edition of Izvestiya, scattered at the bottom of the stairs.
The copy must have made a big impression on Mr. Pelly, because Barbara de Limburg's set reproduces pages from an old edition as if they were wallpaper.
If you read this book, you will then go looking for an old edition of Cotton Mather's "Magnalia Christi Americana".
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.
