Sentence examples for edition from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 began with 1.7 million viewers (8%) from 9pm, rising to 2 million viewers (9.1%) for a Last Leg special with Adam Hills at 9.30pm and 1.9 million viewers (10%) for a Gogglebox election edition at 10pm.

The Guardian has unveiled its Australian digital edition with a pledge to deliver a "fresh and independent view", starting with an exclusive interview with prime minister Julia Gillard who criticises rival Tony Abbott's flagship paid parental leave policy as "anti-women" – and revealing that she is a secret Game of Thrones fan.

Until the 1980s, the text of Sister Carrie was invariably based on the first Doubleday, Page edition of 1900 – a text that Dreiser himself amended only once, in 1907.

But in 1981, the so-called "Pennsylvania edition" (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press) reverted to Dreiser's handwritten first draft, now held in the New York Public Library, and substituted his uncut holograph version as the scholarly text of the novel.

"A major cultural force", was our panel's take on the DJ who has nearly 9 million listeners a week and also hosts the Friday edition of BBC1's The One Show.

Top Gear took two of the top three spots in a festive iPlayer top 10 which also featured the first part of the Miranda finale, The Apprentice final, David Walliams' adaptation The Boy in the Dress and four episodes of EastEnders, including the Christmas Day edition.

So it turns out Paul Whittaker is not to blame for the Daily Telegraph's much-maligned late-afternoon edition on the day of the siege.

How much the final retail edition of Windows 10 will cost Microsoft hasn't said.

Our Kindle edition contains all your favourite content from our two papers, optimised for the best reading experience on Amazon's popular e-reader.

Featuring the same glossy photographs and gushing prose on Hurley's lavish marriage to Indian businessman Arun Nayar as the current UK edition, its publisher promised a similar mix of celebrities, royalty, sports stars and business leaders.

Here are 10 books you could read in an evening (the number of pages varies depending on the edition): The Embassy of Cambodia by Zadie Smith (80 pages): a novella that follows the life of a young woman, Fatou, who works as a domestic servant in Willesden, north-west London.