Sentence examples for outdated editions from inspiring English sources

In addition, most bans referred to outdated editions or obsolete laws, while some court orders could not even be found any more, he said.

Our unit had its discussion of Choosing Wisely in a dreary conference room with three large bookcases filled with outdated editions of major texts.

That's only one of the reasons that, until now, buying textbooks online hasn't been nearly as convenient as walking into a bookstore, where students didn't need to calculate the shipping costs, wonder how soon a book would arrive or worry whether they would end up with an outdated edition.

The problem is that an outdated edition of the transcription of some of Darwin's notebooks is presented on the site.

Turns out that the official at the consulate in Sao Paulo, Brazil, had given me an outdated version of the visa sticker, one produced by the "Republic of Bolivia," and not the newer edition issued by the "Plurinational State of Bolivia".

He once called it "outdated".

THE ARTS Because of a production error, the second page of the Arts section on Thursday was outdated in some editions.

Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about the Knicks' 102-88 victoverover the Indiana Pacers gave an outdated name in some editions for the Pacers' home arena.

Because of an editing error, an article and a picture caption on Saturday about the debate over the proper spelling of "knaidel," the word a Queens boy spelled correctly to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee, gave an outdated location, in some editions, for the Second Avenue Deli, which serves the dumplings but spells them "kneidels".

The model effects in the original "Star Wars" trilogy don't look dated, but George Lucas CGII updates in the 1997 Special Editions look terribly outdated today.

Even in its limited, outdated form, Mincraft: Xbox 360 Edition remains an essential purchase, but one that needs to grow from these solid foundations.