Sentence examples for editions each from inspiring English sources
During Whitman's lifetime it went through nine editions, each with its own distinct virtues and faults.
And she assesses 32 of the 43 international editions each month, judging from the layout whether they are following her format.
There have been two further editions, each incorporating minor improvements, but the book is essentially the same as it appeared in 1957.
The various encyclopaedias of the Soviet Union occupy many feet of shelf space, with the later editions each devoting one complete volume to the Soviet Union in all its aspects.
Each day, for example, there are an average of two pages each devoted to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic in the New York edition, and four pages related to Mexico in the California editions (a total of four such editions, each pegged to a different zone of the Los Angeles area).
That sense of breadth and quality is there across eight radio options, including a channel dedicated to a selection of Desert Island Discs shows (two editions each month), Best of BBC Comedy (panel games, sketch shows, sitcoms and standup) and Best of Radio 4. It's hard to imagine a more civilised and alluring introduction to BBC Radio for those flying on the national carrier.
The daily Indy may have a paid circulation of only 50,000 or so, but it has nearly 30 million unique followers on the net and nearly 300,000 readers for its i edition each day.
He was also a clever businessman who spent eight years promoting his book on a rolling tour of Britain and bringing out a new edition each year, listing the names of subscribers and thus helping to focus the abolitionists' protests.
"Even if these watches are made in a limited edition, each is still one of a kind, because of the slightly differences in colors and proportion," he said by telephone.
During 2008 Ten HD broadcast the previous week's episodes in an omnibus edition each Sunday.
Eleven broadcast the last five aired episodes shown in an omnibus edition each Sunday.
