Sentence examples for edition of water from inspiring English sources

one-hundred__chapter__DE__Water-Margin. the one hundred chapter edition of Water Margin.

one-hundred-and-twenty__chapter__DE__Water-Margin. the one hundred and twenty chapter edition of Water Margin.

(15) a. 一百回的水滸傳 yibai__hui__de__shuihuzhuan one-hundred__chapter__DE__Water-Margin the one hundred chapter edition of Water Margin b.一百二十回的水滸傳 yibaiershi__hui__de__shuihuzhuan one-hundred-and-twenty__chapter__DE__Water-Margin the one hundred and twenty chapter edition of Water Margin  .

In other words, 水滸傳 shuihuzhuan 'Water Margin' here is not longer a single time-invariant entity, it is now viewed as a collection of endurant entities (i.e. each different edition of Water Margin is considered a separate entity).

That is, instead of the enumerating function of a typical D-M compound, 15a and 15b are used to differentiate distinct editions of Water Margin, which is known to have multiple editions containing different numbers of chapters.

The museum also owns two original works by the perfumer Vincent Roubert: the 1946 edition of Green Water, instantly recognizable as the citrusy grandfather of Polo, and the 1947 Iris Gris.

The Cube also has begun selling limited-edition bottles of "Water Cube wine" in conjunction with China's most famous distiller of Moutai, the gasoline-like, sorghum-based liquor.

Whether that happens again in the 2008 edition of "Thicker Than Water," a program of seven short, slight works about young people falling in love and glaring angrily at their parents, may depend on your taste for angst.

The Montalbano mysteries have been translated into German, French, Japanese, Turkish and, at long last, English: an American edition of "The Shape of Water," in which Inspector Montalbano confronts kinky intrigue and political machinations in a seaside town in Sicily, was published this year.

(WHO 1996) The WHO issued a more protective health-based drinking-water guideline of 400 µg/L for Mn in the third edition of Guidelines for Drinking-Water Quality, published in 2004.

A health-based drinking-water guideline of 500 µg/L for Mn was issued in the second edition of Guidelines for Drinking-Water Quality, which was published in 1993.