Sentence examples for editions which will be from inspiring English sources

Dinning also wants to do more with the Empire website and iPad editions, which will be extended across more devices.

The daily business section of IHT.com and the print editions — which will be renamed Business with Reuters — will publish news from both organizations.

Although Rowling's publisher Bloomsbury will receive a share of revenues from the ebooks, the digital editions, which will be compatible with all devices, will only be sold from the Pottermore website, thus disintermediating other booksellers such as Amazon.

In the British edition, which will be broadcast on Christmas Eve on BBC1, the bunnies will have English accents.

Now Sony is trying to reassert its technological supremacy with its new device, dubbed the "Daily Edition", which will be available in December for a hefty $399.

A new hardback edition, which will be almost three times as expensive as the old paperback at £12.99, is scheduled for March 2017.

We're moving rapidly towards the Christmas holiday season here in the UK and so our attention is turning to the Guardian Weekly's year-ending double edition, which will be with you later this month.

His new edition, which will be in bookstores as early as this week, is made up of the 19 chapters that Hemingway wanted to include, in the order he had placed them.

The journalists asked for their privacy to be respected while they worked on next Wednesday's "special survival" edition, which will be limited to eight pages instead of the usual 16.

The journalists asked for their privacy to be respected while they work on next Wednesday's "special survival" edition, which will be limited to eight pages instead of the usual 16.

So we're tyring to be aware of the shifting ideas of ethnicity and identity to demonstrate particularly in this last edition, which will be appearing next year that the Malays who are Malays today were actually not the Malays who were there in an earlier period.