Sentence examples for some editions of from inspiring English sources

Because of an editing error, a report in some editions of the Sports Briefing column on Friday about Duke's 74-66 victoverover Florida State in men's basketball misidentified the city in Florida where the game was played.

This review appeared in some editions of yesterday's paper ***** Unmissable **** Recommended *** Enjoyable ** Mediocre * Terrible.

But hadn't certain derogatory references to homosexuality found in some editions of Hubbard's books been changed after his death?

Some editions of the Fox News weekend series "War Stories" have also recounted missions in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Meanwhile, on used-book Web sites, the value of some editions of his first novel, "The Kite Runner," is rising.

On "Set Yourself on Fire," a song by Jarvis Cocker included on some editions of "5:55," she projects steely hauteur against brooding bass and fuzztone guitar.

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.

In some editions, because of an editing error, that passage mentioned that Ms. Amanpour is of Persian extraction.

The article also rendered incorrectly in some editions part of the name of the company that employed the driver.

The article also misstated, in some editions, part of the name of the swimming and diving facility at Stanford University, where Lochte competed in the United States championships last week.

An article on Thursday about flooding in New Jersey caused by swollen rivers misstated, in some editions, part of the name of a town that suffered extensive damage.