Sentence examples for different edition of the from inspiring English sources
Mr Mitchell, a translator who had little Greek before starting out on this project, claims that his version is more reliable as he bases it on a different edition of the text from Lattimore's.
Mr. Levy has deliberately mimicked the shuffle feature so that different editions of "The Perfect Thing" present their chapters in different orders.
He cited "Haggadah and History" (1975), which showed how Jewish history could be studied by understanding different editions of the Passover book through time.
Four different editions of the book have hit our bestseller list, shifting an almost equal number of copies each," said Waterstones buyer Joseph Knobbs.
On a shelf near where I sit writing this, there are half a dozen different editions of the book, and I've been reading one or other of them for half my life.
The different editions of The Book of Common Prayer (the Anglican liturgical book) attest to 16th-century reforms and the rising power of Puritanism, a 17th-century reform movement; the use of vestments declined in consequence.
This is as true today as it was in Schumann's time, as a glance at different editions of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders will readily confirm.
In this section we focus on these dynamic patterns, along with the corresponding sale numbers and their seasonal patterns and we briefly discuss when and how different editions of the same title are released.
The fiction chart is topped by two different editions of "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett, while "The Hunger Games" tops the YA/Children's chart.
