Sentence examples for edition on how from inspiring English sources

And for the first time in the journal's history, its editorial board tore up all its plans after the attacks of 13 November to run an edition on how and whether France had changed.

A new chapter for the paperback edition reports on how he too became a victim of aggressive censure for suggesting that the "shaming" of people like Rachel Dolezal (the white civil-rights campaigner who identified herself as black) was a form of vicious mob rule.

During the briefing, HP's "one more thing" was one part interesting, another part unattainable: the two limited edition (no word on how "limited") designer Spectre ultrabooks.

"We've bought all the books from second-hand dealers, mainly online, so the edition size depends on how many we managed to find".

Ed later appeared at the start of the February 22, 2010 edition advising Stephen on how to cover the Vancouver Winter Olympics since his character doesn't have the television rights to the games.

These are good-looking headphones, regardless of which you pick (they come in Rebel Alliance, Empire, Stormtrooper and Boba Fett editions) and depending on how nerdy you are.

More recent editions include chapters on how to program in a mixed-language environment and parallel programming.

I find it interesting that there is a photograph and a link on the front page of your online edition for an article on how Mark McGwire will go down as a sham for allegedly taking steroids when he was pursuing the single-season home run record.

The "Saturday Night Live" alum returned to the show on its "Weekend Update: Summer Edition" with some advice on how to handle future white supremacist rallies.  .

This updated edition also includes fascinating work on how Big Science is producing mega-projects with generic results because of its finance-driven emphasis on "outcomes".

I also found an article from the November 1989 edition of Modern Electronics, entitled: "More on How to Detect Ultraviolet, Visible Light and Infrared," the second of two articles on the subject of radiation.