Sentence examples for revised editions of from inspiring English sources

He went on to perform "Comedy in Music" around the globe, bringing revised editions of it back to Broadway.

Other publishers have also been rushing out reprints or revised editions of their key books on Iraq and Saddam Hussein to cater for the increased public demand.

Dr. Tov said he planned to remain as the project's chief editor, finishing off one more volume and then bringing out revised editions of some earlier volumes.

My editor at Alfred A. Knopf, Ashbel Green, tells me that revised editions of general nonfiction books are rare in publishing.

Under her leadership the society produced revised editions of older PTS editions that were in need of correction or in need of new translations, and the society also produced editions of other, formerly neglected Pāli texts.

In 1887 Webb justified Shaw's choice by writing for the society the first edition of the Fabian Tract Facts for Socialists, revised editions of which were published until the end of World War II.

His oeuvre includes a total of three hundred and sixty songs a newly revised edition of his songs edited by his partner Agathi Dimitrouka has just been released.

Buchanan, A, Health-Care Delivery and Resource Allocation, in Medical Ethics, 2nd ed., edited by Veatch, RM (1996), Boston: Jones and Bartlett Publishers (substantially revised edition of contribution to first edition.).

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(Bridge Publications, $4.95). Revised edition of a handbook by the founder of Scientology.

In 1577 Richard Robinson published a revised edition of de Worde, which proved extremely popular.