Sentence examples for edition comes from from inspiring English sources

My Favourite Place 8pm, History Channel This week's edition comes from Cornwall's Tintagel Castle, where nice Charlotte Uhlenbroek gets in a flap over the legend of King Arthur.

Today's edition comes from AOL Editions, which is finally coming out after much fine-tuning and a silly video.

This edition comes from DJ, producer and Simple Records/Aus Music main man Will Saul.

But despite growing concerns about the rise of the far-right in Germany, the publisher – Munich-based Insaysute of Contemporary Hittory (IfZ) – says it believes the interest in the new edition comes from educators, rather than neo-Nazi readers.

Our new edition comes from oil country, a once tranquil and isolated patch of land that has descended into crime, mass dislocation, and pandemonium all over our thirst for premium crude.

My copy, an old Faber & Faber edition, came from my grandmother's library.

Colloquially known as the Purple Book, it has become a go-to resource for educators, advocates, and parents, and has been bought or downloaded more than 100,000 times, with requests for translated editions coming from as far afield as Brazil and the Netherlands.

Many items in the Grimms' first edition came not from interviewees but from other fairy-tale collections.

This anniversary edition comes complete with a previously unreleased octet set from the Nice Festival.

Early New Edition comes to mind.

The second edition came out in three volumes from 1886 to 1889.