Sentence examples similar to current edition of day from inspiring English sources

Flanigan, who retired from performing with the group in 1992 but continued as its manager until his death, was surrounded by friends and family and had been serenaded by an ad hoc group of eight trombone players a few hours before he died, a spokeswoman for the current edition of the Grammy-winning group said Monday.

The finale of the current edition of "Survivor," titled "Blood vs. Water" will air Sunday.

· Mike Barnes interviews Steve Reich in the current edition of Wire.

A longer version appears in the current edition of Church Times.

The Brides' singer, Phil Wilson, remembered that experience in the current edition of Mojo magazine.

"He didn't want his thunder stolen," Buschmann tells the current edition of Trail Runner magazine.

This is an abridged version of an interview from the current edition of the Radio Times.

AN ARTICLE in the current edition of Business Traveller magazine offers "101 tips to make travelling easier".

The current edition of the manual, which was published in 2000, describes 283 disorders — about triple the number in the first edition, published in 1952.

And winning with this current edition of the Dodgers will be a challenge.

Looking at the current edition of the Cubs it would certainly seem so.