Sentence examples for edition worldwide from inspiring English sources

A Vice spokesperson confirmed that the work was carried out by Edition Worldwide, a separate company owned by Vice that produces content for advertisers.

By the late 20th century the Digest had 39 editions worldwide in 15 languages, with a total circulation of 28 million.

Despite his spectacular publishing successes - Maxim alone claims to be the largest men's magazine in the world, with 35 editions worldwide - Dennis is perhaps still best known for his part in the Oz obscenity trial.

What started as a two-page business plan and a Levy-confessed "rickety" newsletter now reaches 3.3 million subscribers each day in 12 local editions worldwide.

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In 1973 Doubleday published a worldwide edition of his book "Invest and Retire in Mexico".

The new digital-only publication, which will be called Newsweek Global, will be a "single worldwide edition targeted for a highly mobile, opinion-leading audience who want to learn about world events in a sophisticated context".

There are 169 copies of the 1849 edition in libraries worldwide, and 131 copies of the 2007 edition.1 In contrast, The Origin of Species is held in many thousands of libraries worldwide.2 Darwin owned a copy of the book, and was, apparently, influenced by it although the learner has clearly far outstripped the teacher in this case.

The company released 5,007 limited-edition James Bond timepieces worldwide this summer, before the film's debut.

About 70 million copies of earlier G.T.A. editions have sold worldwide since the 1997 debut, perhaps three-quarters of those domestically - roughly 53 million units.