Sentence examples for issue edition from inspiring English sources

When the German publisher Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus first issued his great encyclopaedia, he was forced by an unexpectedly large public demand to issue edition after edition in quick succession (some of them even overlapped).

This is the Photo Issue edition of Combover, Brett Gelman's new novel about Hollywood, the beauty of the Jewish tradition, baldness, and murder, which we have been serializing throughout 2012.

Some less than scrupulous publisher's will issue editions limited to the number of copies that they can sell, with the limitation proclaimed, but the number not specified.

The output of the PTS in its early decades was plentiful, issuing editions of dozens of texts by the end of the 19th century.

His surviving manuscripts, which included many unpublished works, were mostly sold by Constanze to the firm of André in Offenbach, which issued editions during the 19th century.

(The Criterion Collection, which distributes "The Wages of Fear" and "Diabolique," issued editions of "Le Corbeau" and "Quai des Orfèvres" a few years ago but has since allowed both to go out of print).

Thirty years on, Burns has reopened the story vault to issue another edition of Arctic Comics.

Coronet will soon issue paperback editions of both.

This issue of editions often stirs up competing scholarly and pragmatic imperatives at opera houses.

The publisher said it would issue corrected editions, removing references to Mr. Fuoco.

These were imported from England, because the earliest dictionary printed in the United States was in 1788, when Isaiah Thomas of Worcester, Massachusetts, issued an edition of Perry's Royal Standard English Dictionary.