Sentence examples for into an edition from inspiring English sources

But to turn "Ode â l'Oubli" into an edition of 25, she in some ways had to reinvent her entire shop.

Some clarifications, but also many tamperings and additions, some drawn from other Offenbach works, were incorporated into an edition published by Choudens that made the opera a favorite in the early 1900s.

Furman, who is fifty-seven and the part owner of a health-food store in Queens, is the world's leading practitioner of a pursuit that is known as Guinnessport — the undertaking of challenges designed to get a person into an edition of Guinness World Records.

By The New Yorker December 12, 2011 This week in the magazine, Alec Wilkinson writes about Ashrita Furman, "the world's leading practitioner of a pursuit that is known as Guinnessport — the undertaking of challenges designed to get a person into an edition of Guinness World Records.

Furman, who is fifty-seven and the part owner of a health-food store in Queens, is the world's leading practitioner of a pursuit that is known as Guinnessport the undertaking of challenges designed to get a person into an edition of Guinness World Records.

The relationship with a print studio begins with a conversation, concerning what the artist wants to do and the various services that the studio can offer to turn a concept into an edition.

Latest project: Incorporating into Wikipedia an edition of the Dictionary of National Biography that has lapsed into the public domain.

Erasmus had ample time for literary work, not only on his study of Jerome's letters but also on translations of St. Basil, Plutarch, and more of Lucian into Latin but also on an edition of the Roman moralist Seneca.

That news went into a sixth edition page at 2.15am.

Zarlino replied with Sopplimenti musicali (1588) and collected his works into a complete edition in 1589.

Like other installation artists, she refuses to sell elements of the installations but reconfigures some of them into a limited edition of salable pieces.