Sentence examples for edition of such from inspiring English sources

World War I put a halt to the idea of issuing a Britannica Junior, and the first edition of such a work was not published until 1934.

The New Guidelines are the fourth revised edition of such a curriculum.

June 20 2013 More books go under the gavel at Swann on June 20, including first editions of such American classics as "The Maltese Falcon" and "To Kill a Mockingbird".

He acquired prints by Chagall and Miró, a rare map of California from 1777 and first editions of such children's favorites as Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little.

The variants are unobtrusively noted, and one can trace with ease the various changes that appeared in later editions of such works as the System of Logic and the Political Economy.

"We can accept that Claire has a deep and ready knowledge of obscure translations and editions of The Iliad, and she recognizes this as a first edition of one such version.

It has been suggested that the import ban on piratical copies should be extended to bar the importation of the foreign edition in contravention of such an agreement". Copyright Law Revision: Report of the Register of Copyrights on the General Revision of the U.S. Copyright Law, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 125-126 (H.R. Judiciary Comm. Print 1961).

It has been suggested that the import ban on piratical copies should be extended to bar the importation of the foreign edition in contravention of such an agreement.” Copyright Law Revision: Report of the Register of Copyrights on the General Revision of the U.S. Copyright Law, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 125—126 (H. R. Judiciary Comm. Print 1961).

Younger children look set to enjoy the Bob The Builder Interactive Construction Site, while games fans will relish special editions of classics such as Monopoly Here & Now: World Edition and the Scrabble 60th Anniversary Edition.

This parallel-text edition is designed to complement rather than to supplant earlier editions of Bevis, such as that produced by Eugen Kolbing and published for the Early English Text Society in 1885-1894.

Rod had numerous other interests, including jazz, chamber music, fly-fishing, opera, travel, carriage driving, show jumping, art collecting, horse breeding, reading, and collecting first editions of authors such as E. Phillips Oppenheim and Ludwig Bemelmens.