Sentence examples for or edition from inspiring English sources

But the current London version (or "edition", as Forbidden Broadway prefers) is, under the supervision of creator-writer Gerard Alessandrini and regular director Phillip George, deliberately tweaked so it mostly features shows that originated or are running in this country.

No such luck in the British section, which mostly tracks the activities of the Y.B.A.'s, or Young British Artists, all talented but few of whom might be said to have made a major contribution to print or edition art.

On 11 June, the online edition of Guardian Letters published the following response from the Child Evangelism Fellowship: The story of Saul and the Amalekites (1 Samuel 15 3) is found in any version or edition of the Bibles of the Jewish, Catholic and Protestant faiths since the first manuscripts were inscribed.

The problem of keeping an encyclopaedia up-to-date has two facets: the first is to assure that any one printing or edition is as up-to-date as possible at the time of its preparation, and the second is to make it possible for purchasers of a print set to maintain the set in an up-to-date condition.

However, if you're looking for something showcase your Steel, Sport, or Edition, this might be the way to go.

The worst case scenario (more likely than I'd prefer) is that there will be a Japan-only add-on or edition.

They were best known for their books or editions of the Greek New Testament and the classics.

A writer who wants this prize is expected to publish at Gallimard, Grass or Editions de Seuil.

Art works are one-of-a-kind (or editioned) items, materially worthless, which have in common that a price is asked for them.

A concern was raised during interviews that there is no way of limiting copies or editions which in turn would impact on the value of the artwork.

The platform's display is called the Depict Frame, and works are stored on the Depict Cloud, where users can buy individual works or editions, or sign up for a subscription.