Sentence examples for edition down from inspiring English sources

The Economist's continental Europe edition had a circulation of 228,726 (excluding digital editions: 17,057), down 2.6% on the year, and its Asia Pacific edition down 4.2%, to 136,206 (digital editions: 14,924).

Russia, for so long the dominant European nation, ended this edition down in fourth in the medal table.

He edited the 245-page Yiddish edition down to 178 pages, and published it as La Nuit, dedicated to Chlomo, Sarah and Tzipora, with a preface by Mauriac.

Mr. Pearson is considering a tablet edition down the road if all goes well.

It's down 22percentt from the overnight rating scored by the 2017 edition, down 16percentt from 2016 and down 30percentt from 2015.

Disney 14 inch Frozen Bike down to £59 from £99.99; VooDoo Shango BMX Bike Limited Edition, down to £99 from £299; Air Runner self balancing board down to £350 from £449; Pedal Go Kart down to £29 from £59; Pedal Ride On Tractor down to £39 from £79.

The Milanese jurist of the Renaissance best remembered for his influential book of emblems, first published in 1531 and eventually going through more than 175 editions down to the present.

Despite significant changes in its three editions, Downing's ATreatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening remained true to the original intent: to guide country gentlemen with enough money, time, and taste in the creation of ideal homes and pleasure grounds.

In any event, the changes in this edition come down to only a handful of words: ninety-five per cent of the text remains faithful to the 1984 edition.

I gather that in Egypt, someone has decided that if you turn the cover of the new edition upside down, you get two balls and a prick!

I first read it when I was 13, in a battered Fifties Reprint Society edition handed down to me by my aunt.