Sentence examples for edition of world from inspiring English sources

And in the new edition of World Poverty and Human Rights he offers a "modest proposal" to help - a global resources dividend.

New York University Press has published a 30th-anniversary edition of WORLD OF OUR FATHERS ($22), Irving Howe's classic history of Jewish immigrant life in New York.

Andy Murray will play for Bangkok and Novak Djokovic heads the Dubai squad (they were due to play each other overnight in New York in another edition of World Tennis Day).

Anyway... PW 5.15pm: That's it from Today in Sport, but we'll leave you with the first edition of World Cup Daily, which is what the Football Weekly podcast will become during the World Cup.

The sixth edition of World Book Night on 23 April 2016 will see thousands of volunteers across the UK and Ireland giving away around 200,000 copies of 15 books, chosen by a panel of experts and described by organisers as "a sensational and diverse lineup of crime, poetry, non-fiction, quick reads, YA, historical fiction and fiction in translation".

AC Jimbo and the gang stayed up late to record the latest edition of World Cup Football Daily, in which they discuss the ban handed down to not Him but him, USA! USA!! USA!!! going through despite defeat and all manner of other stuff.

With Rooney, Messi and Brazil's Kaka all threatening to display their talents on the world's biggest stage, the 2006 edition of the World Cup could turn out to be the best in a generation.

But they have failed to translate their continental dominance on the world stage despite qualifying for every edition of the World Cup since 1991.

World Nomads Tunisia (through May 31) The French Institute Alliance Française presents the fifth edition of its World Nomads festival celebrating French-speaking cultures.

World Nomads Tunisia (through May 31) The French Institute Alliance Française presents the fifth edition of its World Nomads festival, which celebrates French-speaking cultures.

(In 2005, the novelist Nicholson Baker and his wife, Margaret Brentano, published a book called "The World on Sunday," which, simply by reproducing a few dozen color spreads from the Sunday edition of the World, conveyed the Pulitzer formula beautifully).