Sentence examples for editions has gone from inspiring English sources

And only one of that year's first editions has gone on, over the next three and a half centuries, to be reprinted again and again and to find new readers every year.

After early editions had gone to press, the commission's executive director, Philip D. Zelikow, telephoned The Times and said it was wrong to suggest that such a conclusion had been reached.

Our handsomely produced trade paperback edition has gone to three printings so far.

He came in one evening, after the first edition had gone to bed.

Around 6pm, after the first edition had gone to press, Berry led him on a pretext to the editor's office, where a few senior people had gathered.

He said that the magazine should have approached his representative for comment before publication, rather than informing him of the claims only after the edition had gone to print.

"Swamplandia!" has already sold more than 200,000 copies in hardcover, paperback and e-book editions and has gone back to press 12 times.

Well, that was the TOTP edition that has gone down in folklore as featuring one of the great TV bloopers.

This collected edition lost the "what has gone before" introduction to The Golden Apple and the "Prologue" to Leviathan.

Robert's Rules of Order (1876), codified by U.S. Army officer General Henry M. Robert (1837 1923), which has gone through various editions and reprintings and continues to be published in periodic editions, has had a lasting impact on the development of parliamentary procedure.

This year's edition of "The Song Continues," which has gone forward as one of the Weill Institute programs, concluded on Sunday evening at Zankel Hall with a recital of four promising young singers, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ms. Horne's debut.