Sentence examples for extra edition from inspiring English sources
The term "extra edition" is not formally recognized in grammar and usage rules, and is therefore not a correct part of a sentence in written English
However, in certain contexts, it may be used informally as an adjective phrase. For example, "The newspaper released an extra edition after the hurricane hit."
Williams's death at 83 was long expected, but when it happened, the Boston Globe put out an extra edition.
Yet this is not a new paper, just an extra edition of the old one (that lost 8.4% circulation year-on-year last month).
The London Evening Standard is to drop its midday News Extra edition to focus on distribution of more up-to-date news for the evening commuter market, leading to up to 20 job losses.
It will be the first time since January last year that Standard has run two editions – the title traditionally used to do a midday News Extra edition followed by the West End Final.
Despite a ban on campaigning during the vote, the newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza published an extra edition today with the headline "Twice as Many Must Go," encouraging voters to cast their ballots.
The 500 Words' panel of judges - Charlie Higson, Francesca Simon, Frank Cottrell Boyce, Malorie Blackman and Honorary Judge, Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall - were also present at this extra special edition of The Chris Evans Breakfast Show.
And according to the source, there is going to be a limited edition steelcase release if you wanna spend more on an extra special edition that no one will care about in a few years.
As a reward for making it to yet another weekend, today we present an extra special edition of Epicly Later'd's Wild Ride featuring one of the most exciting and underrated figures on the periphery of the contemporary skating scene.
"AVATAR iTunes Extras Special Edition" also includes an original screenplay by Cameron, his 'scriptment' (a novella with some scenes broken out into dialogue) and a gallery of 1,700 images.
Newspapers published special breakfast-time extra editions with such banner headlines as "Zola's Disaster".
