Sentence examples for edition dedicated to from inspiring English sources
A second British edition, dedicated to William Thackeray, was published in 1850, with some local scandal.
So said a May 2017 special edition dedicated to organic chemistry of China's most prestigious multidisciplinary journal, National Science Review.
He eventually acquired several more Royal Oak limited edition watches, including the commemorative Royal Oak Offshore Team Alinghi Chronograph special edition, dedicated to the Swiss yachting team that won the 2007 America's Cup.
In October 2012, Indonesia's most important news publication, Tempo Magazine, published a special double edition dedicated to The Act of Killing, including 75 pages of boastful perpetrators' testimony from across Indonesia.
"If we know what to look for based on our study at Cuatro Ciénegas basin, then our Mars missions will be more prepared to identify signs of life," said Sherry L. Cady, editor in chief of the journal Astrobiology, which plans an edition dedicated to Cuatro Ciénegas this summer.
John Freeman, the editor of Granta magazine who oversaw a special edition dedicated to sex earlier this year, says that although contemporary fiction abounds with eloquent discussions "around" and "about" sex, there is a level of apprehension among some writers who find themselves searching for a fitting vocabulary to describe its actual mechanics.
As for the impressive Primakov, he's still recording disks for Bridge, where he has become the Romantic House Pianist at a label that usually devotes its energies to the promulgation of multi-volume editions dedicated to the complete works of such modernist biggies as Elliott Carter (now 101 years young!) and George Crumb.
The first performance of the work, however, was given not in London but in Vienna, and the printed edition was dedicated to Frederick William III, king of Prussia.
This week's edition is dedicated to the little understood phenomenon of "sleep paralysis": the experience of waking from sleep (or waking at the point of entering sleep) and being unable to move.
The magazine's April edition is dedicated to race and it has asked a historian to look at past issues.
