Sentence examples for fresh edition from inspiring English sources
Then, if the textbook sells well, the publisher will produce a fresh edition with a fancy new cover in a few years, but little will be different inside.
The Bauhaus upholstery by Walter Gropius also remains, in a fresh edition, and Mr. Nish has put up some 17th-century botanical prints he found in Venice.
They could generate a fresh edition with the latest news from a conflict halfway around the globe in a matter of minutes...
Following literary arguments put forward in a conference paper given by Gray in Edinburgh, the city's University Press is to publish a fresh edition of Stevenson's fairytales.
Before parting, Tuong, who is seventy-seven, arranged to receive, by post, a fresh edition of an English dictionary of acronyms and abbreviations.
The news that a fresh edition, "Forbidden Broadway: Alive & Kicking!," would be coming back this fall was hailed as evidence that there might be life in the old girl yet.
That is a bigger drop than the show has seen in recent weeks, and though the competition show genre has become more crowded this season, "Idol" did not have to go head to head with fresh editions of either "Dancing With the Stars" on ABC or "America's Got Talent".
Other news included the debut of a MacBook Pro, with a 17-inch display, and fresh editions of Apple's iLife and iWork desktop software.
Back when I originally published The Harrisburg 7 and the New Catholic Left -- there is a new edition with a fresh Afterword out -- what was new was the Catholic Left.
Beyonce's new video is a fresh take on a New Edition classic.
A writer of The Huffington Post called the video a "fresh take on a New Edition classic" and concluded that it was a "lot more simple than it sounds".
