Sentence examples for reprinted edition from inspiring English sources
If a reprinted edition contains new or revised information, it will usually be purchased.
In 1857, foreseeing that the phenomenon might not last forever, Thomas Butler Gunn undertook to record it for posterity in The Physiology of New York Boarding-Houses, which is available in an opportunely reprinted edition from Rutgers University Press ($23.95) as well as a facsimile edition from Cornell University Library ($23.99).
Page reference is to the reprinted edition in Selected Writings [SW].
Originally in several editions, this reprinted edition includes information presented and collected in various ways sometimes including case annotations, citations to legislative history, effective dates and cross-reference tables depending on the time period covered.
In October 2006, Nihon Bungeisha released the first volume of a reprinted edition of Ginga Legend Weed.
If available only in a later or reprint edition, verify with the Circulation Manager of the library from which the original item was borrowed that this edition will be acceptable as a replacement for the volume lost.
He also wrote countless introductions to reprint editions of both classic and more contemporary works.
A reprint edition is now available.
We read Space Case, written by Edward Marshall, and illustrated by James Marshall (Puffin Books; reprint edition, 1992).
Determine whether the title sought is available in the same, a later, or a reprint edition.
We read Ghosts in the House by Kazuno Kohara (Square Fish reprint edition, 2010).
