Sentence examples for edition based from inspiring English sources
The Times itself started an international edition based in Paris in 1960.
The author promises to revise the rankings for the paperback edition based on future conduct.
A new edition based on original sources has been prepared by Jerrold Fisher and William Martin.
As an aid to imagination, I've included stage directions with the extract – which is from the Project Gutenberg online edition based on the 1604 (A) text.
Mr. Franco's newspaper published a special edition based on Mr. Aznar's call, then Mr. Franco published an editorial rectifying the mistake as new information came to light.
An online-only edition based in Asia will start operations later this month — again, mirroring a move made earlier by Variety — and executives say The Reporter has added 13 writers based in Asia to contribute to all editions.
On eBay, the highest bids for the first edition base-set Charizard, a rare Pokemon card once valued at $375, have been $100 lately.
In addition to planning a San Francisco edition, The Times is exploring the prospects for regional editions based in other cities.
(The modern college editions based on Webster's Third all omit the second definition of "anti-Semitism").
He will perform some of Antheil's piano works, in editions based on manuscripts in the collection of the New York Public Library of the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center.
First published in four volumes in 1694, his Récréations mathématique et physiques went through many editions; based on the works of Bachet, Mydorge, Leurechon, and Schwenter, it was later revised and enlarged by Montucla, then translated into English by Charles Hutton (1803, 1814) and again revised by Edward Riddle (1840, 1844).
