Sentence examples for older edition of 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.

According to an older edition of Robin Morgan's The Book of Film Biographies, actor Warren Beatty is "more famous for his espousal of liberal causes and his affairs with actresses from Joan Collins to Madonna -- despite his achievements".

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

But unfortunately the documentary covered much old ground, and so too had such a topic, in older editions of RR.

It includes topographical maps published by the United States Geological Survey as well as many of the older editions of the equivalent series published by foreign governments.

The worst parts of IE 8 result from Microsoft's attempts to support sites written for older editions of Internet Explorer that disregarded Web standards.

The title mullah was excised from all the stories: Mullah Nasreddin, as he was called in older editions of the jokes, became simply Nasreddin.

That and the bank were the only entries for him in older editions of the A. I. A. Guide to New York City by Norval White and Elliot Willensky; now his name is entirely absent.

In older editions of London's A-Z street map, for example, a walkway named "Bartlett Place" exists; any map using that name, rather than the actual name, Broadway Walk, must have gathered its data by illegally copying the atlas.

One looks in vain for any antiquarian component to Jean Grolier's collection, for instance, and Samuel Pepys, the 17th-century English diarist and bibliophile, was typical of his age in that he routinely discarded older editions of books in his library for later ones.