Sentence examples for edition not to from inspiring English sources

Featuring limited edition (not to mention rather expensive) pieces created in collaboration with crafty, like-minded artists and designers, the label presents objects of provocative design and sharp craftsmanship.

Formerly in possession of the Matsudaira clan, rulers of the Saijō Domain in Iyo Province, this scroll is referred to as "Matsudaira clan edition" or after its finder as "Former Morikawa edition" (not to be confused with the Morikawa edition below which refers to the Morikawa family).

(Porter is working on another edition not specific to moms).

After 44 years, in its final edition not open to American authors, the Man Booker Prize has gone out (or at least changed shape) with a truly pyrotechnic bang.

Ms Rousseff, whose personal probity few doubt, accused Veja of "electoral terrorism" and secured an injunction to stop it from publicising the edition (though not to halt its sale).

If you've read the Guardian's baseball coverage over the past few seasons, the one thing you know is that these Cardinals, or indeed any Cards edition, are not to be judged on paper.

With the closing of Spin Magazine's print edition alongside the failure of the print edition of Newsweek (not to mention the shuttering of countless newspapers and magazines around the world) you'd be hard-pressed to say that publishing – particularly in the news space – is doing well.

We needed something that could be produced quickly for each edition, so as not to delay distribution of the paper.

After the remarkable effort of completing his collected edition, Goethe seems not to have known where to go next as a poet.

The paper told the PCC that the editor of its Irish edition had chosen not to publish the column, but we are not told why in the PCC's summary.

It is likewise common knowledge that her editor at Bloomsbury Publishing suggested using initials on the book cover of the first edition so as not to give away Rowling's gender.