Sentence examples for french edition from inspiring English sources
Goldsmith, who was bilingual, launched a French edition of the Ecologist and co-edited a volume in French, La Médicine à la Question (1981).
The French edition I first bought had no illustrations.
"It's a complete disaster," Alexandre Cojannot, an architectural historian, told the paper's French edition.
She was hosting a dinner party for the Huffington Post's French edition.
It is the French edition, first published in 1958, not the original Yiddish manuscript.
(The simultaneous French edition was, intriguingly, called Images a la Sauvette – Images on the Run).
Le Monde recently struck an agreement with The Huffington Post, the popular U.S. news site, to start a French edition.
Its French edition is 29 pages, including explanatory footnotes, an illustration and just 14 pages of text.
A headline in the tabloid The Daily Mirror referred to the French edition of Closer as a "sneaky French mag".
Gluck's sublime masterpiece "Orfeo ed Euridice" is presented in Berlioz's seldom-heard French edition — a somewhat fussy though imaginative production.
The French edition, now known simply as Le Guide Rouge (The Red Guide), has added brief descriptions of all establishments.
