Sentence examples for any edition of from inspiring English sources

He served with the U.S Marines in World War II as a sergeant and combat correspondent and during 1945-46 was the only Marine to edit any edition of the Army Stars and Stripes, in Shanghai, China.

Any edition of this book is a joy, but the beautifully illustrated American version, published by Knopf, is particularly special.

Those, or similar, sentences could have been found in any edition of Rehhagel's managerial catalogue over the past 30 years.

It was also more viewers than ABC had for any edition of "Millionaire" last August, when that show quickly established itself as a television phenomenon.

Any edition of this diffuse masterpiece must aim at clarifying the ultimately insoluble problems that obscure understanding of the complex relationship between its three surviving early printings.

His irreverence is a bracing antidote to just about any edition of the evening news: "I hadn't meant to go grave robbing with Richard Dawkins," he says in "The Experience," "but he can be very persuasive".

Wednesday's edition oF Chatterbox.

Heading back to London, an edition of Any Questions provided a model of everything I had spent the day escaping.

The court's compromise settlement recognized the rights of both, stipulating that if East were to print an edition of any of the books in question, he was to acknowledge Barley's name on the imprint, pay Barley 20 shillings, and supply him with six free copies.

One of his talk breaks tonight sees him challenge the idea of sacred texts and ask if the Koran is really any more special than an edition of Harry Potter.

Of course this was not any ordinary edition of "Millionaire"; this was a "classic TV stars" edition, which featured old favorites like Valerie Bertinelli and Florence Henderson answering questions.