Sentence examples for older edition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Whitehead, an engineering manager who has lived here for 20 years, also bought and donated an older edition of the book to be displayed in a glass case.

I will be assigning a number of problems out of the book, so if you have an older edition of the textbook, you'll have to look at the 7th edition in order to find out what problems to do.

A cartoon that was commissioned by Cornell's Food and Brand Lab and published with the original study depicts a beefy newer edition of the book haranguing an older edition, jeering at its brother, "I have 44% more calories per serving than you do!" Wansink's tiny sample set, especially, gnawed at the couple.

"A really savvy student might do the extra work to comparison shop or to call a professor to see if it's O.K. to use an older edition, but that will be uncommon behavior in the marketplace," Mr. Rosenfeld said in a phone interview.

Go with an older edition.

But for some subjects like English or philosophy, going with an older edition will serve your purposes, and save you a ton of cash.

They make do with slightly older editions, read library copies or share with other students.

Don't expect Games Workshop to provide continued support for older editions of the game, either.

The older editions and translations show that Musil is due for a revival in English.

Current print edition is in Firestone Trustees Reading Room, older editions in Firestone stacks, call number HG8525.F322.

The readings refer to the 3rd edition of CLRS (see Resources below), but older editions should be fine as well.