Sentence examples for certain editions of from inspiring English sources

That book, and "XL," have been touted as the biggest ones ever published, a calculation that probably ignores certain editions of Vogue.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and Clarifications column, Thursday October 31 2002 The headline on certain editions of this article - EU buys back Berlaymonster headquarters - wrongly gave the impression that the European Commission was buying back its former Brussels headquarters.

Certain editions of the King James Bible, for instance, have been granted copyright status because of specific revisions.

Wednesday's edition oF Chatterbox.

Indeed, on Netflix some reviewers pinpoint specific features in DVDs that do not appear on the streamed editions of certain pieces of content — for example extra features, commentary, and so on.

One thing is certain about this edition of the sporting classic: teams in need of a wide receiver, defensive lineman or cornerback should be able to find plenty throughout the draft.

Read How You Want plays with things like line spacing and highlights or enlarges words or certain parts of words to create editions of books in many fascinating formats, like the one you see below.

Like Whelan, and like Gerrard, who also made his debut at 18, he symbolised certain qualities that have characterised successive editions of the team, from the Shankly era to the present day.

But hadn't certain derogatory references to homosexuality found in some editions of Hubbard's books been changed after his death?

Advertisements normally appear in all editions of a Newspaper but GNM reserves the right to omit certain Advertisements from the European editions.

Hence, different editions of the ICD are used in these studies, which may also affect the results to a certain extent [ 42].