Sentence examples for face edition from inspiring English sources

A North Face Edition, developed in conjunction with the purveyor of outdoor gear, gets you special trim and waterproof duffel bags and daypacks for $3,500 extra.

Selling The Xbox in Japan: Pie In Face Edition [via Kotaku].

Another change for 2003: the North Face Edition, an upscale appearance and accessory package, will be available on both the standard-length and longer TrailBlazers.

Infiniti revealed a stretched and face-lifted 2015 edition of its Q70 mid-size luxury sedan and anointed it, in not so many words, the new face of the brand.

BLUE IN THE FACE This limited-edition gold Dressage Quantième Annuel is $37,500 at Hermès stores.

Amy Chozick discusses the challenges facing a new edition of The Sun, the anchor of Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers.

When they debuted, EXP Edition faced harsh criticism from some K-pop fans most of whom weren't Korean who argued that the group was appropriating Korean culture.

Instead of its usual story featuring smiling stars arriving at the airport, the local daily newspaper Nice-Matin ran the words "High Security" on its front page followed by a two-page spread headlined "The 69th edition faces a terrorist menace".

BBC top brass failed to understand this when it started angling for Chris Evans to be the face of the Friday edition of The One Show.

But now that the 1968 code is approaching middle age -- though it is still called the "new" code -- it is getting a face lift: a redesigned edition numbering almost a thousand pages that goes on sale on Wednesday.

For one thing, immediate and intense repetition: it's the cinematic cliché of rolling presses, of tomorrow's newsprint rushing round the cylinders, carrying images of the Mona Lisa, her face becoming a global edition, and with each face a repetition of all the anecdotes about her smile, her supernatural powers and so on.