Sentence examples for for a complete edition from inspiring English sources

When, in the 1940's, she was going over her books to edit the final text for a complete edition, she said to Maurice Goudeket, her third husband, "Have I really written all that?

The four books were collected, edited and supplemented with notes for a complete edition published later in 1866.

Flannery O'Connor, the searing writer from Milledge ville, Ga., who died in 1964 at the age of 39, was honored yesterday with the National Book Award in fiction for a complete edition of her short stories published for the first time last year.

In the Peripatetic camp this is the time when Andronicus of Rhodes was active, being responsible for a complete edition of Aristotle's works at the end of the 1st century BCE, while Xenarchus of Seleukeia was critically engaged with Aristotle's physics.

He was on this occasion especially eager to speak about Mendelssohn, whose works the foundation will publish in a complete edition for the first time.

Plans have been announced for a multi-volume edition of Eliot's prose, under the general editorship of Ron Schuchard, to be partnered by a complete edition of his poetry, edited by Christopher Ricks.

The new disc, according to Nielsen SoundScan, sold 350,000, a number that combines sales for both the new installment and a complete edition with both volumes of  "The 20/20 Experience".

Lucas has taken every chance for re-re-re-releasing the films, and a "complete" edition might simply be a precursor to a more complete "definitive" edition with the aspects I've suggested.

Henze's prior collaboration with Auden and Kallman, "Elegy for Young Lovers," was also recorded on Deutsche Grammophon, but not in a complete edition (and, again, in German).

Mr. Murong eventually persuaded another house to publish a complete edition of the Chengdu novel.

A complete edition of his works was published in 12 volumes (1870 74).