Sentence examples for society edition from inspiring English sources

I first read it when I was 13, in a battered Fifties Reprint Society edition handed down to me by my aunt.

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.

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.

Even the non-religious accept that the Bible is a foundational document of western society and some edition of the Bible is probably found in nearly every home.

A translation of the Bible was made in Cairo early in the 19th century (though probably not by a true Ethiopian, to judge by the quality of the Amharic), and from this version missionary societies composed their editions.

In all, 34 films will be showcased, including a Latin American edition of the society's children's program, Movies for Kids.

From Friday through Sept. 5, in collaboration with the Mexican Cultural Institute and Instituto Cervantes, the society will present the third edition of Latin Beat!, its biannual survey of recent films from Latin America.

In a strongly worded paper with colleague Kevin Anderson in today's special edition of the society's Philosophical Transactions journal, Bows says politicians have significantly underestimated the scale of the climate challenge.

Your photograph will duly appear in the next issue of Paper City, the groovy document of fashion and society published monthly in Dallas and Houston (separate editions).

Three further exhibitions planned by Mr. Kasher's gallery will offer new limited-edition color prints made from the society's negatives and digital files.

The society's existence was formally announced in the first edition of the Blue Print in 1908.