Sentence examples for restored edition from inspiring English sources

Early next month, Scribner, now an imprint of Simon & Schuster, is publishing a new edition of the book, what it is calling "the restored edition," and this time it is edited by Seán Hemingway, a grandson of Hemingway and Pauline.

A newly restored edition of The Man Between is available on Blu-ray, DVD and VOD from 2 January.

On 7 September PBS is showing The Civil War in full, this time in a restored edition.

AS part of Universal's centennial celebration that studio has reissued "Jaws" (1975) on Blu-ray in a newly restored edition, retrofitted with a remixed 7.1-channel stereo soundtrack.

Bob Dylan turned 70, which prompted a restored edition of No Direction Home (Omnibus, £19.95) by Robert Shelton, the only biographer with whom Dylan cooperated.

"It was my first experience with a musical for television, and that's what was fun about it," he said, adding that he hadn't yet seen the restored edition.

Warner Bros. released a newly restored version in a two-disc special edition on January 10 , 2006

'Cleopatra' is re-released in a digitally restored version in cinemas nationwide on 12 July *This article appears in tomorrow's print edition of Radar Magazine.

When James Grauerholz and I co-edited the restored text edition of Naked Lunch, I must have read Naked Lunch about 20 times, and at least another six times in writing this book.

The 1952 "This Is Cinerama," which miraculously reappeared in a restored, Blu-ray edition a few weeks ago, led the way with an overwhelming wide-screen image that used three projectors and a curved screen to engulf the audience.

Other plans for 2010 include a film series featuring restored, remastered editions of documentaries about and made in Chicago, as well as programs like a Latino film festival, which will showcase the depth of Facets' catalog while targeting as-yet untapped communities of potential new members.