Sentence examples for produced editions from inspiring English sources

It's worth trying again though, with these appealingly produced editions.

Czerny, who studied Beethoven with Beethoven, later produced editions of the piano sonatas.

Horner had worked and produced editions for the PTS since 1942, and the era in which she was president was especially productive and prosperous.

Under her leadership the society produced revised editions of older PTS editions that were in need of correction or in need of new translations, and the society also produced editions of other, formerly neglected Pāli texts.

It produced editions of the classics and of German and English literature illustrated by artists such as Aristide Maillol, Eric Gill, and Gordon Craig and printed with types by Emery Walker and Edward Johnston on paper made by hand in France.

The English designer William Morris and his Kelmscott Press, however, had begun to work for better typography and book design in the 1890s; and his example had led to the establishment of other private presses, such as The Doves Press and the Ashendene Press, which produced editions (usually limited) of exceptional beauty, printed on handmade paper.

The illustrations capture the incoherent logic of Carroll's brilliant invention in this beautifully produced edition.

"I already know there are several projects that are planning to produce editions of the letters.

Adweek began in 1978 with the merger of three regional ad trade publications to produce editions for the East, Midwest and West.

In its lively music department his activities included producing editions of early baroque music, often from original sources, for immediate practical use.

But among scholars, Christians produce editions of both sacred books, while Jewish editors generally consult only the book that is sacred to them.