Sentence examples for editions produced from inspiring English sources
Bedell's first such sparkler carried a 2004 vintage date, and the 2004 and 2005 editions, produced in small quantities, have been sold only in the tasting room.
Elsewhere in Europe the editions produced in France, the Low Countries, Spain, Portugal, and England have been separately the subjects of important publications.
The first form to consider is subtraction, or what might more grandly be called the aesthetic of abridgment, as illustrated by a new and ambitious series of "compact editions" produced by the British publisher Orion.
Today Mrs. Beeton is often blamed for the legendary horrors of British cooking, but as Hughes makes clear, the damage was done in the editions produced after her death.
The sum total of the editions produced by the 15th-century presses is generally put at about 30,000 or upward, to which must be added a considerable percentage for ephemeral literature (e.g., single sheets, cheap romances, ballads, and devotional tracts) that has either perished completely or exists only in fragments.
The digitized editions produced by the 'Bodin Project' will, in due course, become part of the vast range of works consultable online from the Perseus Digital Library (http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/).edu/hopper/
Most of the advice given above will also apply to the Scrabble: Mega Edition version produced by Winning Moves, as well as the original game now produced by Hasbro.
Honest by garments are limited edition, produced in very small runs of five or 10 per style.
CHEVROLET VEGA By far the most collectible version is the Cosworth Vega, a performance edition produced in 1975-76.
The first edition produced in the Hébrard foundry is traditionally treated as if the works were original bronzes cast under the artist's supervision.
The most famous and widely circulated, perhaps, is a 19th century edition produced by Jean Waldeck, a French engraver and explorer, whose fabulous story was that he had found it in a Mexican convent.
