Sentence examples for proposed edition from inspiring English sources

Grosart died in 1899 and the proposed edition was never completed.

The first publisher of a proposed Hungarian edition cancelled the book.

He proposed an edition of the extremely little-read Victorian poet Thomas Lovell Beddoes to James Laughlin at New Directions.

(Around the same time, Stephen expressed his intention to obstruct a proposed new edition by the American scholar John Kidd; he told the chairman of Kidd's publisher, W. W. Norton, that he was "implacably opposed" to the project, which was never completed).

"Sadder, older, wiser, what can I say?" (Even Ms. Brown is rewriting history. She is currently researching a foreword to a proposed new edition of her classic. "Single women don't have it made," she said wryly. "Neither do married women, divorced women or widows").

The Working Group for the fourth edition proposed to add eight new entities.

§Japanese Classification of Gastric Carcinoma (3rd English edition) proposed by the Japanese Gastric Cancer Association JGCAA).

The WHO Working Group for the fourth edition proposed that some recognized tumours should be considered divergent patterns of differentiation rather than distinct clinico-pathological variants.