Sentence examples for take an edition from inspiring English sources

The BBC recently decided to take an edition of This Week offline, in which Gordon Brown's revelation of his favourite biscuits prompted Andrew Neil to introduce Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo as "our very own chocolate HobNob and custard cream", which some management flappers feared might be interpreted as racist.

By November 1989, both were local heroes, but it took an edition of Top of the Pops to turn them into a national obsession.

To take an example (from a recent edition of G2): "This break's Kant's maxim... .. Clearly the work of the apostrofly.

"Marie" was chosen for its "posh" and "slightly French" sound, and "Lloyd" was taken from an edition of Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper.

On your way out, take a peek at first editions and antique copies of many of Americas greatest writers.

In this week's print edition, we take a look at modern-day followers in John Maynard Keynes's footsteps, who are rethinking how economics is taught at British universities.

IN THIS week's print edition, we take a look at the latest budget, delivered yesterday by George Osborne, the Conservative chancellor of the exchequer.

IN THE Asia section of this week's print edition, I take a look at a corner of history that has fascinated me since I lived in Beijing some years ago: China's little-known involvement in the first world war.

Take a look at the 1908 edition of Baden-Powell's Scouting For Boys - you'll see that the Igguldens have omitted essential bush skills such as tracking, throwing the assegai and lighting fires.

Take a look at the summer 2009 edition of AnOther magazine, in which she models a series of stunning outfits by innovative young designers, or the 2008 Oscars, the year she won Best Supporting Actress for her guilt-stricken lawyer in Michael Clayton.

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