Sentence examples for edition by edition from inspiring English sources
By surveying changes in law compendia and military treatises, edition by edition, Warshauer shows that America's legal community finally accepted the new meaning of martial law in the eighteen-forties, probably because the refund debates put it into currency.
Line scores were on the front page of the afternoon dailies, scrupulously updated edition by edition, with black squares off to the right indicating latter innings, as yet unplayed, in Wrigley Field or Sportsman's Park.
New edition edited by Jean Fagan Yellin.
The Oxford University Press edition by Clifford Bartlett, 1998 The edition edited by Friedrich Chrysander and Max Seiffert for the Deutsche Händel-Gesellschaft Händel-Gesellschaftot a general performing edition, Berlins been used as a basis of scholarship and research.
First edition: Facsimile edition:.
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LATE EDITION, by Fern Michaels.
The edition by Paul Ekman is unsurpassed.
Gratian's borrowings from Pseudo-Isidore are marked in Friedberg's edition by references to Hinschius's edition of Pseudo-Isidore; e.g. see Friedberg [1879], vol. 1, col.
Evolution, third edition, by Mark Ridley.
She has also addressed the artificial scarcity created by a limited edition by displaying entire editions side-by-side and treating them as a singular piece.
