Sentence examples for edition notes from inspiring English sources
"Excited to end my time as editor-in-chief while launching our 16th edition," notes Huffington.
The article, which appears in its June edition, notes that researchers showed two decades ago that people lie, on average, once or twice a day – usually white lies meant to protect another person's feelings or conceal one's inadequacies.
In their brief, amici curiae quote language from the Lawyer's Edition notes of Mr. Stephen K. Williams, in which he summarized the "points and authorities" of one of the counsel appearing before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Thus, when Hitler complains about the treatment of First World War vets, the book's new edition notes that, when Hitler later came to power, he put to death some five thousand traumatized First World War vets as part of his euthanasia program.
"We've come a long way since 2008," the Democratic edition notes early on.
The Global Times Chinese edition notes some Philippine media outlets report that President Benigno Aquino may bring up the disputes during the summit over the weekend.
Postmaster General Winton M. Blount, announcing the forthcoming edition noted that collectors have been urging a loose leaf edition with annual supplements.
In its report of the tour, however, Wisden's 1939 edition noted that "it was nothing short of remarkable that despite the moderate support accorded to him he bowled so consistently well and so effectively".
"I've never been one of those people who obsesses about where someone is," the 42-year-old told Vogue for its June edition, noting that her now-estranged husband traveled all the time.
One of the special editions notes that the Festival is continuing to uphold its Depression era mission of lifting Chicagoans' hearts and suggests that you arrive at the Festival an hour early to get good lawn seats.
Shoppers in Northern Ireland will already be familiar with polymer notes, since a limited-edition note was circulated in 2000 by Northern Bank to mark the millennium.
