Sentence examples for editions presented in from inspiring English sources

The National: New Australian Art, announced on Tuesday, will take place over a six-year period, with editions presented in 2017, 2019 and 2021.

Make history and be a part of creating this extraordinary edition!" The special edition, "presented in a beautiful bespoke presentation box", is numbered and signed by the band and includes postcards, "a rare alternative shot from the cover shoot for Super Trouper perfect for framing" and a DVD of the making of Abba's "first major authorised photo book".

This edition presented, in order of their first appearance, all the papers that the Academy committee was able to find.

The greatest hits collection it's promoting, Nothing Has Changed – something like the 18th best of collection of Bowie's career – has a rather bullish air to it: in its deluxe edition, presented in reverse chronological order, it takes a CD and a half to reach what most people consider Bowie's classic period.

This XML edition presents in a searchable online environment all 30 volumes of The Adams Papers from the founding generation that have so far appeared in print.

This expanded second edition presents in one text the concepts and processes covered in statics and mechanics of materials curricula following a systematic, topically integrated approach.

This first edition is presented in hardback with over 650 pages of text divided into 14 sections, which are further subdivided into 64 chapters.

In the latest edition presented by Winifred Robinson (You and Yours), emotional and difficult conversations with pregnant women moved many listeners.

Reviewers have opined that the extended edition presents Faramir in a more favourable light.

As in the previous edition, the data are presented in a strictly disease-oriented manner and clinical information, diagnostic criteria, pathological features and associated recurrent genetic aberrations are detailed.

A recent batch of westerns includes two indispensible titles, a finely remastered edition of Jacques Tourneur's "Stars in My Crown" (1950) and Blake Edwards's haunting, crepuscular "Wild Rovers" (1971), presented in an edition that preserves the overture and intermission music written by Jerry Goldsmith for the film's original reserved-seats release.