Sentence examples for condensed edition from inspiring English sources

Just as Mr. Roy was completing the final volume, he received a diagnosis of Lou Gehrig's disease, which ruled out any prospect of preparing a condensed edition, as his Chicago colleague Anthony Yu did with his acclaimed translation of "Journey to the West," another marathon-length Ming classic.

— Ligaya Mishan The June issue of Esquire pushes the Reader's Digest "condensed edition" concept one step further, distilling classics from "A Tale of Two Cities" to "The Catcher in the Rye" into text messages.

The June issue of Esquire pushes the Reader's Digest "condensed edition" concept one step further, distilling classics from "A Tale of Two Cities" to "The Catcher in the Rye" into text messages.

Cranston, who had read the original, dictated a condensed edition in eight days that included its wildest statements and was quickly published at 10 cents a copy.

Free online Bible encyclopedia created by the Society of Biblical Literature featuring photographs, artworks, videos, essays, maps, timelines, interactive games, multiple texts of the Bible, and the HarperCollins Bible Dictionary (condensed edition).

Her work on the Compact Bible began 3 years ago when the publisher of "The Quotable Bible" asked her to prepare a condensed version for a paperback edition.

(Commissioned, admirably, by Rolling Stone as an independent review with almost no prior constraints, it went up on the magazine's Web site in its entirety on Sunday night, and a condensed version will be published in the print edition).

This is the condensed version.

On Monday, The News and The Free Press, which share business functions under a joint operating agreement, distributed more than half a million free copies of their condensed print editions, but they will begin charging (50 cents, as always) on Tuesday.

Reader's Digest has donated Select Edition condensed books that are presented to each writer at the end of the interview.

Interviews are condensed and edited.