Sentence examples for edition of no from inspiring English sources

Bob Dylan turned 70, which prompted a restored edition of No Direction Home (Omnibus, £19.95) by Robert Shelton, the only biographer with whom Dylan cooperated.

Reading Naomi Klein's 10th anniversary edition of No Logo, I was struck by how many parallels can be drawn between political rebranding and pop.

"We can accomplish the same thing for everyone in the country, and it can be done without letting government take over health care," Mr. Romney wrote in the April 2010 Kindle edition of "No Apology: The Case for American Greatness".

When the new paperback edition of "No Apology" came out in February, early readers noted that not only had Romney added a new subtitle but also a new preface, ranting about the founders-hating big spenders who are now running the country.

In contrast, the differences between the layout found in the first edition of No Cha-yŏng's Ch'ŏnyŏ ŭi hwahwan and that found in Kim Ŏk's translation of Rabindranath Tagore's The Gardener, Wŏnjŏng, are quite stark.

The 10th Anniversary edition of No Logo will be available in the US and Canada in mid-November and in the UK in January.

Lisbon's 10th edition of Nos Alive was a case in point.

Novelist Karen Tei Yamashita will present a keynote at 4 30 p.m. discussing her research into her recent family memoir, Letters to Memory, and her introduction to a new edition of John Okada's No-No Boy, forthcoming from Penguin Books.

An edition of 200 copies no.

With as many as eight potential lottery picks, the 2012 edition of The Big Dance is no different.

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