Sentence examples for edition that could from inspiring English sources
IT'S time again to ask 20 questions about advertising, marketing and the media, in this instance a special edition that could be called "The selling of Sept. 11".
Now a new book poses the mind-boggling question: WHO BUILT THE MOON?" – and there are a number of pieces from today's edition that could easily be April fools.
Two weeks ago, The Daily News announced its plan for a free afternoon edition that could cut into The Post's circulation during the September audits, often used to determine the next year's ad rates.
He had planned to create a less expensive student edition that could get the anatomical knowledge out to a broader audience, but "he was never able to finish that," said Mrs. Corson, 64, a retired United Methodist minister and clinical psychologist in Saratoga, Calif.
Hamish Hamilton has no current plans for a paperback, and I think this is a shame, because a lighter, cheaper edition that could be tucked under a little one's arm and afforded by the school library will cross the social divide just by being there.
First a perhaps dubious edition that could allude to this week's Easter setting: Then the rather more cutting (or not) paradox: And finally, a timeless memorial to truth (or maybe not): So then, please place your chicken-and-egg song nominations in the boxes provided below, and optionally in the Spotify playlist, by last orders 11pm UK time on Monday 6 April, for publication next Thursday 9 April.
A relationship between iPortfolio and Oxford University Press meanwhile has produced an impressive array of interactive editions that could revolutionise foreign language teaching.
Aldus supplanted the huge, expensive Bibles of Gutenberg with editions that could fit in a saddlebag and were cheap enough to risk losing on the road.
Alongside the normal edition of the album Roadrunner Records also released a limited edition CD that could connect to the Slipknot web site and obtain new songs and other promotional material, but as of 2009 the link on the CD has stopped working.
The judge, however, did prohibit Moore from selling his images on products of a more commercial nature, like coffee mugs and calendars, without obtaining a license from the university, and his ruling was vague on the number of prints in an edition that the artist could create.
The Houston Chronicle, citing anonymous sources, reported in its online edition that Lea Fastow could appear in U.S. District Court next week to plead guilty and possibly begin a term of at least five months in prison.
