Sentence examples for of every edition from inspiring English sources

Art gets the first number of every edition.

The Museum of Modern Art, through a special fund, acquires the first copy of every edition.

Federbusch has been writing and calling Bech for years to get signed copies of every edition, translation and anthology of Bech's work.

The Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan has a special fund, in place since 1960, that allows it to acquire the first print of every edition that Universal makes.

Reckoning that no official newspaper would have risked publishing a text damaging Josephine's reputation, Schopp headed off to the Bibliothèque Nationale to scroll through the microfiches of every edition of Le Moniteur Universel from 1869 onwards.

2. The Daily Mail should be forced to print on the front of every edition the words: "This is a fictionalised account of the news and any resemblance to the truth is entirely coincidental".

I'm thrilled to have worked on every edition of this book for the past 15 years (lordy!).

Carter died last year, having contributed to every edition of West Country newspaper the Herald Express since the early 1980s.

Lamine Diack, IAAF president, said: "The EBU has been our partner for every edition of the IAAF World Championships from their creation in 1983 right through until 2009 and we are delighted to be partners again.

But they have failed to translate their continental dominance on the world stage despite qualifying for every edition of the World Cup since 1991.

Nigeria have been to every edition of the female global showpiece, but Equatorial Guinea are making their debut at this level.