Sentence examples for has an edition from inspiring English sources

Few newspapers have reporters here, no national newspaper has an edition.

Even the Daily Mail, which campaigns against government nannying most days, rarely has an edition where it doesn't run a "ministers must act" article on an adjoining page.

And speaking of crazy, Marley, the uncontrollable 97-pound Labrador retriever who's been lumbering over the best-seller lists, now has an edition adapted for the 8-to-12 crowd.

Nuance, the company that makes the Dragon NaturallySpeaking speech-recognition program, has an edition available that works with certain digital recorders; some compatible models can be seen at snipurl.com/c39mj.

Dr Christian Hartmann - who led the team of academics who created the new edition - said if anyone was to reproduce it, it was better to have an edition that can challenge the lies within.

I'll Never Love AnothaveConsole Like I Loved the PlanStation 3.

The magazine has an online edition and still maintains a print subscription.

Serbia's leading daily, Politika, has a domestic edition and a slightly different "ex-Yu" one.

India's best financial newspaper, Mint, now has a Singapore edition.

The library, which retains its original collection of books, has a first edition of Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood".

(Emanuel has a new edition of his short everyman's guide to global warming, by the way).