Sentence examples for edition dominated from inspiring English sources

Lethem's Manhattan is an alternate-­reality Manhattan, an exaggerated version where an escaped tiger is rumored to be roaming the Upper East Side and Times readers can opt for a "war-free" edition dominated by fluffy human-­interest ­stories.

In Washington, where the downtown had become a ghost town after the federal government was shut down, delivery trucks for The Washington Post headed for suburban 7-Eleven stores carrying a special edition dominated by a two-inch headline, "Terror Hits Pentagon, World Trade Center," with a lead editorial headlined "War".

While the front page and news sections of your Tuesday edition are dominated by events in Japan, the spotlight of world attention has mostly turned away from the upheaval in the Arab world.

The news in the week of its first edition was dominated by the aftermath of the first world war and in particular, the signing of the Treaty of Versailles on 28 June 1919 which officially ended the conflict.

The publicity people at Sceptre have decided to present this first novel as a whimsical paean to Englishness: it is subtitled "Friendly Guidance for the Aspiring Englishman" and the cover of the hardback edition is dominated by a watercolourish picture of wildflowers, butterflies and a tweedy figure in plus-fours, and a description of the book as "utterly charming".

Early editions were dominated by endless series of amusing but irrelevant lists.

But The King of Limbs kept the rapid release schedule and the deluxe edition, and duly dominated online conversation.

UK papers with nominally Scottish editions now dominate the Scottish market.

This special-edition Gallardo is dominated by its shrieking 552-horsepower 5.2-litre V10 engine (the "560" in the car's name refers to its metric horsepower rating).

Notable among the new OED editions, which were dominated by netspeak, was a phrase that's relatively new even though it's not tied to technology: power couple.

That much is clear as the medics rush to the aid of the Caribbean whizzkid who has dominated the 103rd edition of the Inter Secondary Schools Sportss Association Boys and Girlss' Championships as much as one Usain Bolt of William Knibb Memorial School did the 93rd.