Sentence examples for hardback edition from inspiring English sources
The basic hardback edition is a mere £50.
Headline's hardback edition made only a modest impression.
Faber proposed republishing Holloway in a hardback edition.
The hardback edition of Mrs Wilson's 'Selected Poems' sold 75,000 copies, at 12 shillings each.
This is a new print-on-demand hardback edition of the volume first published in 1930.
This paperback edition contains minor corrections, while retaining the maps of the original hardback edition as spreads.
He was a huge bestseller whose hardback editions sold like most authors only sell in paperback.
We pay for hardback editions of thoughtful, exquisitely written meditations on something or other, which took years to write.
Beswick also pointed towards a growing market for "absolutely high-end, beautiful objects", such as luxury hardback editions of the classics.
As lovely as the Everyman hardback editions are – and they are – it seems a shame that most people will be coming to Mann's two masterpieces via the paperback editions with their inferior translations by HT Lowe-Porter.
As a result, many of their reprints have not been reviewed, and all their new books have to have expensive and unprofitable tiny hardback editions, just to catch the eye of literary editors.
