Sentence examples for some editions for from inspiring English sources

And because of an editing error, a caption in some editions for additional pictures of Fourth of July celebrations referred incorrectly to the Franklin Band, which performed at the Ridgewood parade.

And because of an editing error, the article also gave an incorrect date in some editions for the shooting.

And another picture caption reversed the identifications, in some editions, for the two damaged buildings shown.

An article last Thursday about the death of a second person in a stabbing rampage at an Upper Manhattan building gave an incorrect identification from the police in some editions for the additional victim.

Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about the Knicks' 102-88 victoverover the Indiana Pacers gave an outdated name in some editions for the Pacers' home arena.

An article yesterday about Michael P. Murphy, a Navy lieutenant killed in Afghanistan and the latest recipient of the Medal of Honor, gave an erroneous identification in some editions for the branch of service of Cpl.

A listing in the Spare Times for Children column in some editions of Weekend yesterday for the musical "Ragamuffins" at the Theater of the Riverside Church in Manhattan misstated the hour for tomorrow's performance.

A listing in the Spare Times column in some editions of Weekend yesterday for the 22d Village Halloween Costume Ball misstated the date.

Some editions, prepared for particular performances (e.g. Westrup's for the 1927 Oxford Town Hall performance) have not been published.

The closest he came to being a commercial artist were the poster editions of his 1970s prints ("Woman Reading" is the best known); some editions sold for $300,000, but there were no sequels or variants.

When Harriet Beecher Stowe's antislavery novel Uncle Tom's Cabin came out in the United States in 1852, 1,500,000 copies rapidly appeared in England, some editions selling for sixpence.