Sentence examples for make the editions from inspiring English sources

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

I took the lamps all back — I only made one of each, never made the edition.

If I remember correctly, the play was too late to make the newspaper editions.

It's a decision, Dean herself admits, that is going to make the first editions of the novel just that little bit more desirable in years to come.

Perhaps it'll make the fifth edition of the slang dictionary.

To stay in the language: Bromance, chillax, and frenemy, which make the latest edition of the Oxford Dictionary of English.

His pictures were timed at 7.20pm, so he knew he was still in time to make the first edition front pages.

Our proposal is to focus on the structure of the definitions, while omitting all physical contents, which are inaccessible to most potential readers: this is instrumental to the awareness campaigns recommended by the General Conference on Weights and Measures (CGPM) to make the next edition of the SI understandable by a diverse readership without compromising scientific rigour.

The show drew 16 million viewers, making it the most-watched episode of the seven-season series and helping to make the seventh edition of "The Amazing Race" its most popular.

The race was 2am London time and the deadline to make the final edition of the newspaper was tough.

But Oculus, for example, has repeatedly expressed their desire to make the consumer edition of the Rift affordable.