Sentence examples for recent edition of from inspiring English sources

Schools should have an impressive quantity of the most recent edition of textbooks for every subject.

Related: A recent edition of 6 Q's About the News, 'Pass This Jobs Bill'.

Her images in the most recent edition of "Rediscovering God in America" are lovely.

An article in a recent edition of Grazia caught my eye this week.

An example was highlighted in a recent edition of The Lancet in a study assessing antidepressant use in children.

To take an example (from a recent edition of G2): "This break's Kant's maxim... .. Clearly the work of the apostrofly.

A glimpse of the cover of the most recent edition of "Atlas" can be seen in Mr. De Cock's installation.

THE most recent edition of the World Bank's annual "Doing Business" report is a sobering read for Myanmar.

On a recent edition of H.B.O.'s "Inside the N.F.L.," the discussion turned to the worst job of coaching in the league this season.

The duo parted ways in 1994 but have since made up, reuniting to play Bloc in London and a recent edition of Evian Christ's Trance party series.

The phrase "common sense" appears only once in the most recent edition of Fifa's Laws of the Game, the document which lays out the rules of association football.