Sentence examples for editions changed from inspiring English sources

In the first edition of the book, Wonka's workers, the Oompa-Loompas, were black pygmies, but subsequent editions changed them to blondes – and in the film they were orange with green hair.

The new book, published in late winter of 1516, was called Novum Instrumentum, in later editions changed to Novum Testamentum.

The prequels and special editions changed fans' psychology.

He also writes that gravity is caused by the expansion of the universe, and titled his 1970 book Gravity Does Not Exist (later editions changed it to Gravitation Does Not Exist).

At book fairs all over the country, Henty first editions change hands at ridiculous prices.

Brockhaus broke new ground by issuing in monthly parts (1857 64) a yearbook to the 10th edition (1851 55), which, on the commencement of the issue of the 11th edition, changed its name to Unsere Zeit ("Our Times") and doubled its frequency (1865 74).

Sauter, a former investigative journalist for TV's Inside Edition, changed the focus toward the Internet.

Indeed, many of Newton's alterations in that edition changed the presentation of his methods.

The decision to create a national edition changed the fortunes for the Company.

Since the publication of the 2007 editions, changes and additions have been made to American Iron and Steel Institute design and construction standards.

"Not only are there distilleries that five years ago might have had three different bottlings and now have half a dozen, but some of the more exotic, limited editions change from year to year," observes Jonathan Goldstein of New York City's Park Avenue Liquors.