Sentence examples for editions issued from inspiring English sources

One of four polyglot editions issued simultaneously--cf.

The Daily News in New York, which usually prints four editions, issued an extra.

These texts have been published either in printed volumes or in one of three Microfilm Editions issued by The Bancroft Library in December 2001.

In the editions issued in 1950 and 1960 the question, was not treated under any of these bracing subheadings: Words used in the wrong sense; Unnecessarily ornate or affected words and phrases; Verbiage and vagueness; Overworked "vogue-words" and expressions to be used with caution.

Vonnegut has been a particularly prolific member of the posthumous publication society; "If This Isn't Nice, What Is?" is the seventh book his estate has authorized, and that doesn't count the three omnibus editions issued by the Library of America.

This first edition, issued in the Soviet Union, was heavily censored.

And yet the version in the festival represents a subtle but significant advance over even the superb Blu-ray edition issued by Criterion this year.

He authored a leaf book on the publishing history of The Wizard of Oz, a limited edition issued by the Book Club.

The 2010 edition (issued a few months into 2011) was more a facelift than a makeover — a few wrinkles removed here, some definition added there.

Turns out that the official at the consulate in Sao Paulo, Brazil, had given me an outdated version of the visa sticker, one produced by the "Republic of Bolivia," and not the newer edition issued by the "Plurinational State of Bolivia".

The first edition of Australia's national dictionary, The Macquarie Dictionary, was published in 1981; its third edition, issued in 1997, included for the first time illustrative sentences from Australian literature.