Sentence examples for edition rather than from inspiring English sources

This one publishes 259 of the fragments and is much more wieldy; a pocket edition rather than a bedside one.

This time around my bourgeois pleasure was enhanced by reading the trilogy in a Folio Society edition, rather than a grubby library book.

The app will be based on the print edition rather than its US website, and will be free to access for existing subscribers, with issues sold in-app to other people.

This fall, Julia Child is bringing out a fortieth-anniversary edition of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" (Knopf; $40) and the Culinary Institute of America is bringing out a massive thousand-and-thirty-six-page tome called "The Professional Chef" (Wiley; $65), which is also a new edition rather than a new book, but attractively repackaged so as to appeal to the ambitious home cook.

I'll go ahead and say it: the fact that this unnamed, mostly undetailed Sony Ericsson touchscreen/QWERTY handset is running Symbian S60 5th Edition rather than Android is a travesty.

The aim of this forward-backward translation is that the instrument would be adjusted to the cultural setting and that the concepts are coherent with the original edition, rather than simple linguistic/literal equivalence [ 31].

Characteristically, nothing in his approach to Bruckner is ever wholly predictable or uninteresting, including, in this performance of the eighth symphony, his choice of the rather fuller Robert Haas edition of 1939 rather than the more customary postwar Leopold Nowak version.

(The lingering Britishisms are especially curious because other aspects of the text and dialogue are Americanized — even the novel's British edition uses "z" rather than "s" in words like "apologize" and "publicized").

Publishers should be thinking about adding attractive options (free e-edition with purchase), rather than taking away a format many readers love.

The BBC said it was keen to show Fake Sheikh: Exposed later this week in a special edition of the programme rather than waiting for next Monday.

Three million copies of the new edition are being printed, rather than the usual print run of 60,000.