Sentence examples for each different edition of from inspiring English sources
In other words, 水滸傳 shuihuzhuan 'Water Margin' here is not longer a single time-invariant entity, it is now viewed as a collection of endurant entities (i.e. each different edition of Water Margin is considered a separate entity).
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.
Four different editions of the book have hit our bestseller list, shifting an almost equal number of copies each," said Waterstones buyer Joseph Knobbs.
The pages never vary in different editions of "Finnegans Wake," because Joyce wrote it like a vast poem, with each line and page ending specified.
Item response theory is a widely used best practice to ensure that different editions of tests are fair and comparable.
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.
One vitrine displays six different editions of Ms. Ono's famous book "Grapefruit" and seven versions of her "Box of Smile," a small container with a mirror under the lid designed to reflect the opener's presumably smiling lips.
On the PLR's list of most borrowed classic titles, the top slot is occupied by JD Salinger's Catcher in the Rye, with three different editions of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird in the top 10.
