Sentence examples for editions with a from inspiring English sources

Metro France is now distributed in nine different daily editions with a total circulation of 770,000 copies.

In 1989, Lincoln branched out from its stable of Bill Blass, Valentino, Pucci, Versace and Givenchy special editions with a plan to offer a Gucci Series Town Car.

Unable to use his right hand, he signs his prints and editions with a thumbprint, or scrawls a signature with his left hand on the paintings.

The front-page headline for the first edition, about a fire on Long Island, was replaced in subsequent editions with a headline for the Gephardt article.

And the magazine has developed 13 regional editions, with a page or more of coverage and bargains tailored to specific cities.

Discussing the idea with Ornan Rotem, an Israeli designer and typographer living in England, led to his founding Sylph Editions, with a view to producing Ten Poems and other books designed to the highest standard.

The Society of the Spectacle, published by Notting Hill Editions with an introduction by Will Self, is out this month.

The print version has two editions — a lower Hudson Valley edition, with a circulation of roughly 30,000, and a mid-Hudson edition, with a circulation of 10,000.

Unlimited edition, £30; limited edition with a sick bag annotated by Cave himself, £750.

(A second paperback edition, with a new afterword, has just been published by the Free Press).

(The standard version, that is: there's a deluxe edition with a second disc).