Sentence examples for edition later from inspiring English sources

Authors published by the Concord Free Press can publish a traditional commercial edition later, notes Fitch.

"They wanted a full DVD out right away, not a special edition later," he said.

I Sing the Body Electric, poem by Walt Whitman, published without a title in Leaves of Grass (1855 edition), later appearing as "Poem of the Body," and acquiring its present title in 1867.

Bethesda said that it'll "have more" on the Game of the Year edition "later".

A physical Standard Edition later followed.

Katsushika Hokusai, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, first publication: between 1826 and 1833, this edition: later, color woodblock print, Library of Congress, courtesy of Wikipedia.

Some 45 editions later (in the end, 80-plus), the book had passed into classic status.

A quarter of a century and seven editions later, "Etiquette" was still selling more than three thousand copies a week.

The course will devote particular attention to the critical reading of primary sources, examining original editions, later commented editions, and translations.

"Mary," Mr. Godard's version of the Annunciation, was shown 20 editions later and set off the greatest contretemps in festival history, denounced sight unseen by Cardinal John J. O'Connor the day before the first public screening.

Expect mirrored editions later on this year.