Sentence examples for shorter edition from inspiring English sources

To get around that, Bob Schieffer, the anchor of "The CBS Evening News," will be the host of a somewhat shorter edition for the Web.

It was only after the Grimms published two editions primarily for adults that they changed their attitude and decided to produce a shorter edition for middle-class families.

Short Edition, which currently has a staff of eleven, has offered a free publishing platform for amateur writers since 2011.

Last October, the local publishing startup Short Edition launched the prototypes at city hall, the tourism office, and in libraries and social centers.

NBC broadcast "American Gladiators" at 8 (5.1 million), followed by "Nashville Star" from 9 to 10 30 (6.1 million), with a short edition of "Dateline" afterward (4.7 million).

"The written word isn't dead," Christophe Sibieude, the co-founder and head of Short Edition, said, as he put on glasses tinged with fluorescent blue and green and looked down at his smartphone.

At 28 years only, the WHOQoL-BREF (WHO Quality of Life instrument, short edition) was also assessed to determine HRQoL.

HUI3: Health utilities index mark 3; HRQoL: Health-related quality of life; LHS: London handicap scale; MAU Multii attribute utility; POPS: Project on preterm and small for gestational age infants; SGA: Small for Gestational Age; VP: Very preterm; VLBW: Very low birth weight; WHOQoL-BREF: WHO quality of life instrument, short edition.

BBC World Service:Short editions Monday - Friday - see World Service schedule.

There I learned about many versions of the dictionary, including a shorter $150 edition with more than 500,000 definitions and a CD-ROM version (which I rejected on grounds that it would not teach alphabetical order).

Moses King also put out a slightly shorter 1892 edition, a reasonable substitute.