Sentence examples for by the first printed from inspiring English sources

The pioneers of the well-shaped self are represented by the first printed edition of St. Augustine's "Confessions," from the 15th century, and by the first printed edition of that book's 18th-century secular heir, Rousseau's "Confessions" — narratives that are meticulously shaped to make certain points and stake certain claims.

Important works by Festa and Verdelot appear in the first printed book of madrigals (Rome, 1530).

Literary Lights One of the highlights is described as the first printed play written by an Englishwoman.

A major Japanese bookshop chain is taking a stand against the increasing dominance of online retailers such as Amazon by restricting their access to the first print run of a new essay collection by Haruki Murakami.

She argued that despite impossible conditions, she succeeded admirably, citing Newsweek's coverage of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, by landing the first print interview with the housekeeper in his sexual assault case, and the issue devoted to the killing of Osama bin Laden.

But his most important work was "The Wines of Bordeaux," first printed by the Wine & Food Publishing Company and later by Penguin.

(Ranking: 1) Correction: September 27 , 2002 Friday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about the experiments selected by physicists as the 10 most beautiful in history referred incorrectly at one point to the magazine edited by Peter Rodgers, which first printed the list.

In the poem, first printed by William Caxton in 1478, a group of pilgrims make their way to the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral.

The first print appearance documented by the Dictionary of American Regional English is in an unpublished paper by Robert A. Foster, detailing a lexical survey of New Jersey undertaken in 1977 and 1978.

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The design for the 1,000 Malagasy franc (200 ariary) banknote first printed by the Central Bank in 1983 depicted Rakoto Frah dressed in a traditional straw hat and lamba and playing the sodina.