Sentence examples for make editions from inspiring English sources

Can Takashi Murakami make these unbelievable paintings that hang in galleries and sell for $5 million apiece and are truly magnificent works of art, and at the same time make editions of Louis Vuitton bags that sell in stores all over the world?

Even though each of his spheres is unique, there's the possibility of making editions of some of them.

Beautifully made editions that sit as objets d'art on the shelf or coffee table, are becoming more prevalent.

The original hand made editions of the Monopoly game had been localized for the cities or areas in which it was played, and Parker Brothers has continued this practice.

Hayes noted that he sometimes makes editions of half life-sized portraits (in editions of 10-15, "maybe up to 25"), "if I feel I have a market for it," selling each for between $7,500 and $9,000.

These are specially made editions available for collectors.

Now they just have to make an Edition version out of solid diamond and we'll be in business.

The island struck a deal with New Zealand to make collectors editions of their currency.

There's enough content to make good editions, but publishers are choosing quantity over quality.

I suspect, in a few cases, this could make the editions even more valuable.

The move may also represent a shift in Amazon's relationship with newspapers and magazines that make digital editions for the Kindle.