Sentence examples for any editions from inspiring English sources

As an aspiring author and social climber he preferred not to associate himself publicly with such questionable material, and his name therefore does not appear on any editions.

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.

Summer reread: the incomparable Persuasion (any edition).

It contained a vast text-critical apparatus of Masoretic notes never since equalled in any edition.

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

"We want to be sure, however, that any edition published in Chinese is complete, accurate and unchanged," he added.

Rarely does any edition state with confidence what scenes or parts of scenes are by co-authors.

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.

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

So the only paper that made no reference at all to the story on its front page, in any edition, was the Sun.