Sentence examples for editions about from inspiring English sources

Because of an editing error, an article in Saturday-Sunday editions about union efforts to gain a foothold in green energy projects misstated the title of Jeffrey Byron, who questioned union motives in objecting to some projects on environmental grounds.

An article on Monday in some editions about two construction workers on Staten Island who were rescued from an elevator that was filling with water gave an incorrect name from the Fire Department for one worker.

The error also appeared in an article in some editions on Tuesday about reaction in the city to the decision and in an article and an accompanying picture caption in some editions about the background of Justice Tingling.

WEEKEND A picture caption on Friday with a Spare Times entry in some editions about Hispanic Heritage celebrations in New York, using information from a publicist, misidentified the photographer.

An article in the Saturday/Sunday editions about a study of the health and mental acuity of the elderly omitted part of the name of a retirement community in Southern California that is at the heart of the study.

It contains the Zeiss microscope; a very elaborate German shortwave radio; two tape recorders, which Clarke uses for dictation; an electric typewriter; a wall of bookshelves filled entirely with Clarke's own works, in all editions (about three hundred of them) and all languages.

How did this Indian edition come about?

The Bible, which is known as the Gutenberg Bible, was published around 1455, in an edition of about 180 copies.

Some of Kilvington's questions cover fifteen folios, which in a modern edition yield about 120 pages.

Thank you to everyone who posted on Friday on the readers' edition about my mum.

Mr. Rose and Sam Donaldson were co-anchors of a "Prime Time Live" special edition about cancer in 1996.