Sentence examples for edition posted from inspiring English sources

The front page of Monday's edition, posted on the Web Sunday evening, said in a banner headline, "Public Prosecutor Orders the Detention of Morsi for 15 Days".

There was less cheer on the print circulation figures, with all three editions posting sales falls.

In response to feedback she received to the first edition, Post, in 1927, produced a revised version that made significant concessions to the middle class, a group she referred to as "the servantless".

Even in her 1937 edition, Post describes what she calls a "stork shower" in the briefest of terms; in contrast, she devotes an entire chapter to the infant's Christening Party, which was far more prevalent at the time.

After my last column, "The Path of a CV, 2014 Edition," was posted, I had a few exchanges with a postdoc who wasn't comfortable with the process I had described in the article.

The Globe and Mail published a review from two UK-based writers in its 16 July edition and posted the Canadian writer's review on its website at 9 00 that morning.

As Reva Siegel and I document in a new afterword to the second edition of our book (the 2012 edition that's posted here), Republican strategists throughout the 1970s and well into '80s carefully cultivated the abortion issue in the service of party realignment, with the aim of peeling away urban ethnic Catholic voters from their traditional home in the Democratic Party.

Although none are big moneymakers so far, the most profitable operation is the original Swedish edition, which last year posted $11.4 million in earnings, followed by the Spanish edition.

In subsequent editions, Post included successively more instructions for the servantless — for instance, advice on how a stenographer should enter her boss's office — while still retaining the (increasingly anachronistic) rules for managing a valet.

Teaming up with Attitude magazine, on their 20th birthday, to mark the historical occasion with a special edition book, we posted about the first legal marriages throughout the day and launched a competition for one lucky same-sex couple to win the honeymoon of their dreams with Virgin Holidays and HIP Hotels.

Following it at 9, Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance" results edition (9.2 million) posted the night's highest ratings among adults 18 to 49, although a repeat of CBS's "CSI" edged ahead in total viewers (9.3 million).