Sentence examples for published edition from inspiring English sources

Published Edition of Previously Registered Work.

Some portions of the original text are corrupted or missing from the published edition.

The bulk of the published edition is divided into 36 sections, labeled A-r.

An official disclaimer in the published edition of "Master Class" indicates that Mr. McNally's play is a "work of fiction".

His wife admires the Führer and volunteers for the National Socialist women's league – details deleted from the published edition.

First Folio, first published edition (1623) of the collected works of William Shakespeare, originally published as Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories & Tragedies.

He wrote a single work for the company, Tjioeng Wanara, based on the Sundanese legend as retold by M. A. Salmoen in a 1938 Balai Pustaka-published edition; this was directed and produced by Jo.

Tjioeng Wanara was based on a Sundanese legend of the same name, retold by M. A. Salmoen in a 1938 Balai Pustaka-published edition which was then adapted by Rd Ariffien; as such, a review in the Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad found that the film contained little of the original tale except for the characters' names.

The mainstream publishers have now taken Ehrlin's self-published edition off sale, while they redesign the front cover, produce a "refreshed interior design", and introduce "minimal edits" to the interior text.

"The emotional intensity of Rupi's message of self-empowerment and affirmation, combined with her passionate audience really resonated and we could see through sales of her self-published edition that her readers were really responding to her message," she said.

Mr. Smith never finished the text for "The Big Book," but the third volume of the just-published edition includes writing by Mr. Smith along with an essay by John Berger and an introduction by William S. Johnson, which was excerpted from his essay "W.