Sentence examples for famous edition from inspiring English sources

The most famous edition is the Kelmscott Chaucer, with 87 woodcuts by Burne-Jones and type face called Chaucer by Morris.

His code has been reprinted with the Talmud continuously since its first issuance with the Bomberg Talmud in 1520 (a famous edition of the Talmud by the Flemish printer Daniel Bomberg).

There is almost no chance of swindling an unsuspecting seller of a famous edition.

I am aware that Tiefschwarz fabric mix is one of the more famous editions from the series so you won't be so surprised to see it in my list, but there are good reasons for its popularity.

Bags are also available for larger Treasury editions such as DC's Famous First Edition reprints and Marvel's 2-issue adaptation of "Star Wars: A New Hope".

His second most widely read book would be his Outlines of the History of Ethics for English Readers, which appeared in 1886 as an expanded version of the article on the subject that he had contributed to the famous ninth edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica.

While The Onion, Inc. is a nationally recognized brand known for cutting-edge humor since the late 1980s, each of its properties (namely its famous print edition, its TV shows "ONN" and the canceled "Onion Sports Dome as well as its sister arts and entertainment publication, The A.V. Club) are autonomous units with little personnel crossover.

The first edition of "Observations" also contains the longest, most famous version of Moore's most famous poem: "Poetry," the one that begins, "I, too, dislike it".

Famous alumni (media edition): Ted Koppel, Bob Costas, Marv Albert, Dick Stockton, Mike Tirico, among many others — too many, some would say.

Green Bay v Dallas was dubbed 'Ice Bowl II' after the famous 1967 playoff edition of this matchup when temperatures were harsh for players and unbearable for fans.

Famous alumni (Presidential edition): Ulysses S. Grant, 18th President of the United States; Dwight D. Eisenhower, 34th President; and Jefferson Davis, the first and only president of the Confederate States of America.