Sentence examples for published an edition from inspiring English sources

The offices of Charlie Hebdo were firebombed last November after it published an edition entitled Charia Hebdo, supposedly guest-edited by Muhammad.

In 2010, when the Library of America published an edition of Jackson's selected works, edited by Joyce Carol Oates, a critic at Newsweek protested that it was an exercise in barrel-scraping: "Shirley Jackson?

The offices of Charlie Hebdo were fire-bombed last year after the magazine published an edition entitled 'Sharia Hebdo' describing it as 'guest edited' by the Prophet Mohammed.

He also published an edition of the Ancrene Wisse (1962).

Rolf Tiedemann, who published an edition of the work in 1982, compares it to the building materials of a house.

In a previous attempt to attract Hispanic readers, The Herald had published an edition consisting of selected articles from The Herald translated into Spanish.

In 1888 he recommended that the Austrian government publish an edition of great Austrian music.

Thank you also for your offer to publish an edition of my poems in Latin.

After entering the seminary at Beauvais (1661), Tillemont collaborated in publishing an edition of the writings of the Church Fathers (1669).

With the dispersal of its pages, any hope of ever publishing an edition of this important text for the heritage of Moghul India has vanished.

The newspaper did not publish an edition on 3 April.