Sentence examples for for its editions from inspiring English sources

Margot Herrera, who purchased and edited the book, publishes books that come with soccer balls, jacks and yo-yos; stage props, for its editions of "The Taming of the Shrew" and other plays; and wildflower presses, bird feeders and more.

A legal action taken by the Irish Times against Rupert Murdoch's London-based Times over the latter's use of the name "The Times Irish edition" for its digital edition in Ireland has been settled.

Barnesandnoble.com said it would charge $5.95 to $7.95 for its electronic editions, and always less than a printed equivalent.

Patrika is attempting a solution with lower-end paper and printing for its rural editions.

After Random House he worked as Publisher of Psychology Today's book division and in 1971 founded the Dushkin Publishing Group, best known for its Annual Editions series.

The interviews are "part of the review and assessment of the original investigation," Lt. Col. Kevin Curry, an Army spokesman, told The Blade for its Sunday editions.

The Sower Press was famed for its three editions of the German Bible (1743, 1763, 1776), which were the first Bibles printed in the colonies after the Eliot Indian Bible of New England (1661, New Testament; and 1663, Old Testament).

When I began work again for its new edition, it was like picking up with familiar acquaintances; older and apparently wiser, but beneath the surface still just the same.

The Wall Street Journal had done it by charging for its web edition.

Miami's version of Art Basel, returning next month for its 10th edition, has been enormously popular; a stateside London's Frieze will have its debut on Randalls Island this spring.

Historically the term modern algebra came from the title of the first three editions of van der Waerden's classic text of that name, renamed simply "Algebra" for its fourth edition in 1955.