Sentence examples for and that edition from inspiring English sources

Some of the images were published in small-press books in 1999, and then, in 2008, on the fortieth anniversary, they were published by Aperture, and that edition brought them to the attention of other photographers and artists.

Alphabetically arranged and elaborately cross-referenced, that edition covered 7,000 subjects and included 50,000 entries, with maps and line drawings interspersed throughout.

Experimental and clinical evidence suggests that edition process dictates the immune response within tumor microenvironment.

Time Inc. sent e-mail messages last week telling subscribers that "a computer error may have affected the first issue you received this week," and that the editions they had received did not necessarily include articles from the magazines they had selected.

He pointed out that there was apparently no Saturday edition during that period, and that the Sunday edition stopped "apparently with little notice or fanfare". Though Storck said he was not able to go through the entire run, it seems possible the only Sunday edition of the News-Press since 1905 occurred in the 1980s.

An 18th-century book called the Tengu Meigikō suggests that this goddess may be the true predecessor of the tengu, but the date and authenticity of the Kujiki, and of that edition in particular, remain disputed.

I add only that I've never met the author and that a paperback edition appears in the spring.

The home ministry said other Ultraman comic books were unaffected and that only this edition was banned.

The publisher had said in February that it was going to disband the Guitar Hero business unit, and that the 2011 edition of the game had been cancelled.

Realize that the packaging is horrible for the environment, and that selling limited-edition snow in holographic plastic is essentially a crime against the planet.

When the company announced that the Sunday edition was to cease after Dec. 27 and that a remodeled print edition would debut Jan . 4 employees figured the end was near.