Sentence examples for editions worth from inspiring English sources

And his own personal collection counts more than 1,000 - many of them limited editions worth a small fortune.

Are the new vinyl editions worth it?

Appraisals don't come cheap, and while you're paying $100 to be told that your paintings are worthless, your first editions are worth 25 cents a pound and your entire stamp collection won't send a postcard to Chicago, you're surrounded by old toasters and can openers with $50 and $75 prices.

Then when midnight hits and you rush inside to score a copy, you'll have to decide whether that Legendary Edition version is worth the money.

The real question is whether the Platinum Edition is worth the extra cost.

You may also represent a book as rare and in mint condition that turns out to be a book club edition and worth only a few bucks.

The editions will be worth $6m Australian dollars (£3.3m) over the next ten years.

An article on Sunday about fears of mad cow disease that are affecting Spain's bullfighting industry referred incorrectly in some editions to the worth of the meat from the 40,000 bulls slaughtered each year.

Correction: February 17 , 2001 Saturday An article on Sunday about fears of mad cow disease that are affecting Spain's bullfighting industry referred incorrectly in some editions to the worth of the meat from the 40,000 bulls slaughtered each year.

The Developer edition, it's worth noting, will be available for free and will offer all the features of the full enterprise edition — though its license forbids using it for production use cases.

Thieves abscond with a first-edition "Harry Potter" book worth six thousand pounds.