Sentence examples for editions of old from inspiring English sources

Alongside current releases (heavy on literature and politics) there are used books of every stripe and first editions of old favorites, all displayed floor to ceiling.

Mr. Norris has for the most part simply expanded the entry from the earlier edition, of 1980, the first (after five editions of old Grove) to take Rachmaninoff at all seriously.

In 1871, 28 years after its first published edition, Board and Trade listed editions of "Old Dan Tucker" in print from seven different publishers.

A cafe and bookstore called Kaffistova serves decent carrot cake; a former boat shed (nameless, as far as I could tell) houses a collection of Norwegian-language comic books, and Tusund og Ei Natt ("A Thousand and One Nights") has a large English-language collection as well as Norwegian editions of old-school kid sleuth series like "Detektiv Nancy Drew" and the "Hardy-Guttene".

In some cases, the price for Kindle editions of older books is already very low (the Kindle version of "A Prayer for Owen Meany" is $2.99, for example).

Under her leadership the society produced revised editions of older PTS editions that were in need of correction or in need of new translations, and the society also produced editions of other, formerly neglected Pāli texts.

Special editions of older films have been especially rich of late, with "Roman Holiday" and "Sunset Boulevard" from Paramount and, perhaps the best of these "classics" packages, "Glengarry Glen Ross" (1992) from Artisan.

In an interview this week, Mr. Riggio said he not only encouraged Mr. Klebanoff but also planned to follow suit by publishing BarnesandNoble.com's own digital editions of older works published by other publishers.

IT'S been six months since 20th Century Fox introduced its Cinema Archives series, that venerable studio's response to the successful manufactured-on-demand lines of no-frills DVD-R editions of older films introduced by Warner Brothers, Sony and MGM/UA.

By his own admission, he enjoyed acquiring rare editions of older Polish literature and criticism; these pleasures sometimes did not last long, but sometimes they were more permanent.

After eliminating new editions of older titles, we ended up with 5396 books (2468 of them bestsellers) by 854 authors with bestsellers in fiction and 3968 books (2025 of them bestsellers) by 1670 authors with bestsellers in nonfiction categories.