Sentence examples for several editions of from inspiring English sources

Before founding Raritan, Mr. Poirier was an editor of Partisan Review, and he also edited anthologies, including several editions of "The O. Henry Prize Stories," the annual collection of the best contemporary short stories; and a two-volume compilation, "American Literature".

The journal Der Jude, founded and edited by Buber from 1916 until 1924, and several editions of his speeches on Judaism made Buber the central figure of the Jewish cultural renaissance of the early twentieth century.

Sure enough, there was "Ulysses," several editions of it in fact.

Almost every week, Mr. Amicone's administration takes out half-page ads in several editions of the paper.

The two have written several editions of "Sanctuaries" about specific regions of the country and one that covers the entire United States.

Why use an elaborate one when an obvious one will suffice?... to no date at all Unlike Topham, several editions of Tuesday's Standard were dateless.

Whewell also wrote sermons, poetry, essays, and several editions and translations of others' works.

It was one of several editions available to accompany an ambitious new film version of Germinal, which was studded with an all-star cast and directed by Claude Berri.

A critical edition of The Interesting Narrative, edited by Werner Sollors which includes an extensive introduction, selected variants of the several editions, contextual documents, and early and modern criticism was published in 2001.

Windows 7 has several editions, which acknowledge the rise of netbook computers with reduced processing power.

"Several internal people made that decision after reviewing several recent editions of those magazines," says a spokesperson in an e-mail.