Sentence examples for need edition from inspiring English sources

Humes, meanwhile, lost out to McFly's Harry Judd in the 2010 Children In Need edition of Strictly.

A Children in Need celebrity edition of Mastermind on BBC2 attracted 2.4 million and 11% of the audience at 10pm, while the national news on BBC1 drew 8.3 million and 36% from 10pm to 10.25pm.

The duo are taking part in a Children in Need special edition of the BBC show.

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Their work was continued by other, more careful editors, but has by far not yet been completed: a much needed critical edition of his complete œuvre is still to be waited for.

Admirers of Israel's kosher and nonkosher wines need the 2007 edition of "Rogov's Guide to Israeli Wines" (Toby Press, $19.95).

To get the more advanced goodies described in this review — the natural-language commands, Bluetooth mikes and recorders — you need the Preferred edition ($200).

Anyone who has any great interest in poetry will agree that we need a complete edition of the works of TS Eliot.

Following are several books that can be helpful now, even if you need a new edition next year -- after the tax laws will most likely have changed.

You'd probably need an Extreme Edition Core i7, plus the new Rampage motherboard, to most effectively take advanateg of this kind of power.

Also, Apple TV overall is still a tad pricey, as anyone who intends to use it for games will need the $199 edition for more robust storage.