Sentence examples for editions a book from inspiring English sources
Unless there are multiple editions, a book unfortunately runs the risk of potentially missing out on new developments or changes in the landscape since its original publication.
In the early '80s he spent a year making engravings, which he then hand-painted and assembled in a limited-edition book titled "A Book of Fiction".
Here's a quotation for the Crystals' next edition: "A book without an index is like wine without a meal".
He also published the limited edition A Book of Cats (1930), which included 20 drawings of cats and became a highly sought-after (and thus very valuable) art book.
I'd certainly recommend it for people who, unsatisfied with the available editions, wanted a book they enjoyed having around the house.
It also invites serious considerations of font and typesetting, even to the point of recreating a specific edition of a book.
A while ago, in a fit of extravagance, I bought a signed first edition with a book advance.
"Emily Post's Etiquette: Manners for a New World" is the 18th edition of a book that was first published in 1922; this is the first revision since 2004.
It also led him, oddly, to cut passages in the American edition of a book that might have offended the CIA.
He complains to Pan that the mention of Sean Connery appears in a far larger type on a new edition of a book than his own.
