Sentence examples for great edition from inspiring English sources

Chrysander, and others, he was a chief founder, in 1892, of the great edition of the works of German composers, Denkmäler deutscher Tonkunst ("Monuments of German Music").

The situation is summed up by Charles in his introduction to the second volume of his great edition of the apocrypha.

This great edition, by revealing fully for the first time what that dedication was like, makes his easy-seeming written speech more impressive than ever, and even harder to emulate.

The DSM, now approaching its fifth great edition, runs to hundreds of pages and includes such nebulous-sounding illnesses as intermittent explosive disorder (temper tantrums), relational disorder (pissed off with a relative) and sluggish cognitive tempo disorder (you may lack motivation).

obviously nothing would be changed, just that we have a 'women at war' section and I thought your story here would be a great edition.

Welcome back to another great edition of Ask Mish.

It is the best window on Wilson and his times, and one of the great editions of twentieth-century letters.

"They're not great editions, and we don't need to show off our intelligence, so we shut them off".

At the beginning of the 20th century we have the great editions of commentaries in the Teubner collection.

Not that it has to be on their list at all, as these latest and greatest editions are free to players throughout the year.

I'm also going to read – seriously – Svetlana Alexievich's Chernobyl Prayer (Penguin £9.99) and the great new edition of her Second-Hand Time, put out by Fitzcarraldo Editions (£14.99).