Sentence examples for single edition from inspiring English sources

Last month a single edition of the Radio 4 show was edited by the artist and musician PJ Harvey.

In 2001, Caragiale's collected writings, edited by Barbu Cioculescu, were republished in a single edition, while his copy of Octav-George Lecca's Familii boierești române, featuring his many comments and sketches, was the basis for a 2002 reprint.

Not bad for a single edition of the paper!

Most Olympia titles survived only a single edition of 5,000 copies.

It was 1955 before they were brought together in a single edition.

London Lite's rival, News International's London Paper, distributes more than 500,000 copies in a single edition in the evening.

Developments in modern publishing mean that many publishers can in theory now keep huge back-lists of books, and print out single editions on demand a service that is already offered by some big publishers, such as Time Warner Books.

Farah, 30, became only the second man after Bekele to win both the 5,000m and 10,000m golds at single editions of the Olympic Games and World Championships with his double distance success in Moscow earlier this year.

There can't be a single-edition BuzzFeed, Huffington Post or Mail Online.

Upadhya, who is seventy-eight, designs single-edition, hand-painted clothes, mostly suits, which are only for himself.

— Jenna Wortham Apple's Jonathan Ive to Design a Single Uber-Limited Edition Leica M Petapixel.com |  Leica will sell a single-edition camera designed by Apple's Jony Ive.