Sentence examples for fine edition from inspiring English sources

There is also a fine edition of Milosz's selected prose called "To Begin Where I Am".

There is also a fine edition of Milosz's selected prose called "To Begin Where I Am". 5. Who reads any longer Alexander Solzhenitsyn and "The Gulag Archipelago"?

Then an idea hit her: Barnes & Noble already owns the intellectual rights to a fine edition of Shakespeare that it publishes in a cheap paperback format.

It is a pleasure to see Briggs's careful, elegant advocacy of what she calls Mirrlees's "lost modernist masterpiece" finally bear fruit in this fine edition.

Ulmer returned to the genre for the even more impoverished "Murder Is My Beat," a 1955 Allied Artists release that has long been a rarity, but has now surfaced in a fine edition from the Warner Archive Collection.

Artists' books are acquired on a selective basis, with a preference for works published in large editions, but some examples of limited and fine edition presses are added.

Benton combines new archival research with a close examination of three hundred fine editions of the period.

Colophons stating the typeface, paper, and other production details of fine editions are sometimes still placed on the last page, however.

In its original use the term seems to have referred specifically to books that had been carefully collated and checked for accuracy, and only gradually did the meaning of the term also encompass fine editions.

These aren't the more familiar costume epics from Fairbanks's later career — several of which have been issued in fine editions by Kino International — but rather the modern-day comedies that first established his screen personality.

Although his books were better known for their beauty and typographical excellence than for textual accuracy, he printed many important works, the most famous of which were his fine editions of the writings of Horace and Virgil in 1791 and 1793, respectively, and Homer's Iliad in 1808.