Sentence examples for library editions from inspiring English sources

Older, less-known women writers were only to be found in tatty library editions.

The Folger Shakespeare Library editions will be available in e-book format for the first time beginning Monday.

Most library editions are compatible with the Sony Reader, computers and a handful of other mobile devices.

Walcott continued to paint wildflowers, and in 1925 the Smithsonian Institution published in limited and library editions the five-volume North American Wild Flowers.

Most English Protestant Bibles in the 20th century have omitted the disputed books or have them as a separate volume, except in library editions, in which they are included with the Old and New Testaments.

Whitney, Dorothy Eden, or some other now forgotten best-selling author — that a bored thirteen-year-old might find on the shelves of a sleepy suburban branch library, bound in the waxy-feeling buckram of special library editions and with the title stamped on the spine in white Gothic Bold type.

Our "Emma" is a slim little hardback, in the old pinkish-red Everyman's Library edition.

I first read Clarissa, in France, in a gold-tooled library edition of many volumes.

He was an editor of "The Folger Library Edition of the Works of Richard Hooker".

My copy of the book – the 1949 Everyman's Library edition – makes things worse.

And her name proved to be right there, in the library edition of the local paper, which Corrie never read.