Sentence examples for put out an edition from inspiring English sources
It once put out an edition of Courtney Love's diaries that, Mr. Kachka writes, were "meant to be purchased by Lord knows whom".
Only 70 years later, in 1992, did Chatto put out an edition with the more literal title In Search of Lost Time and favour English readers with the smut.
But last year Arden Shakespeare, one of the most reputable publishers of the works, put out an edition of "Double Falsehood," asserting, in the words of its editor, Brean Hammond, that a close examination of the play vindicates "most of Theobald's claims for its provenance" and arguing in favor of Shakespeare's involvement.
"The first I heard about it was a couple of weeks ago when a Russian friend said he'd spotted 'my book' in a Moscow bookstore," said the former Moscow correspondent, adding: "Normally publishers buy rights, translate, then put out an edition".
I put out an edition of 300 and gave it to my friends and people who inspired me like author William Gibson.
You put out an edition every Thursday.
A man who recently had the job of working up advance interest in a yet-to-be-made picture based on "The Robe" managed to commit the biggest Bible publisher in the country to putting out an edition of the New Testament containing color photographs from the film.
He was approached by major art publishers who wanted his art to appear on mass-marketed posters and prints that were released in editions of 10,000 or more, but Shag stayed true to his original policy of never putting out an edition of prints over 300 copies, and to never re-release a print once its edition had sold out.
Williams's death at 83 was long expected, but when it happened, the Boston Globe put out an extra edition.
In the United States, Knopf, with the authorization of Lawrence's widow, Frieda, put out an expurgated edition.
In the end Hegemann's publishing house put out an updated edition of the novel with clear indications as to which parts of the text had been copied from other sources.
