Sentence examples for best edition from inspiring English sources

Best gift he's gotten recently: My wife just bought me the 13th edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, which is supposed to be the best edition.

The video description for this reads: 'First and best edition of longest Nyan Cat video on Youtube' which is almost certainly an oxymoronic statement.

Hunter's first major publication, under the patronage of Muir, was the Arden All's Well That Ends Well, still the best edition of the play 50 years on.

The best edition of the Four Books of Sentences (no English translation) is considered to be that of the Franciscans of the College of St. Bonaventura (near Florence), Libri quattuor sententiarum (2 vol., 1916).

But at times, rules debates can morph into a strident defence of the best edition, with fans of one loth to admit there might be any merit at all in any others.

Mr. Walton's sure, heavy keyboard touch enlivened what may have been the best edition of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, and subsequently was frequently heard enmeshed with the drumming of the late, lamented Billy Higgins.

That's true, and it's not incidental that the best editions of ancient Greek texts are published by British, French, Americans and Germans, not Greeks.

Great libraries were created, rare texts were reprinted, and compilation projects proliferated, culminating in the great government-sponsored Siku quanshu (1772 82), which undertook to collect for reprinting the best editions of the most important books produced in China, using as selection criteria the methods of the empirical school.

(NBC will run a "best of" edition next week).

We need a digital readers' guide — a place readers can find out whether the book they're about to download is the best available edition.

THIS was to be another end-of-the-year serving of steamed spinach, another austere and dutiful "best values" edition of our annual restaurant roundup.