Sentence examples for that particular edition from inspiring English sources

Puzzled, he asked one of them what made that particular edition so popular.

But there are other ways to bring out the best in Dahl, as that particular Penguin edition shows.

Update: as commenter Francisco points out in comments, it seems there's also a Spanish version available, but Google doesn't talk about or link to that particular language edition anywhere.

Re "Yellowing Paper, Stiffening Glue and the Sudden Demise of a Library," by Verlyn Klinkenborg (Editorial Observer, March 3): Mr. Klinkenborg points out that a particular edition of a book can come to embody both the physical text and the story itself so seamlessly that they merge into a single entity.

Buying this particular edition ensures that you'll be able to play the game the minute Blizzard turns on the Cataclysm servers, which, incidentally, happens at 12 01am PST on December 7. What'll happen is, you buy the game today (or whenever), then your credit card gets charged.

That particular alternative can be traced back to an early-1960's edition of the Bill Evans Trio, in which the bassist Scott LaFaro and the drummer Paul Motian were granted generous license to shape the music.

But as we point out in this week's print edition, that is not because other countries are without that particular ailment:A new paper from the IMF suggests other countries have much the same problem.

That particular brand.

That particular comparison ends there.

(Russia won that particular honor).

That particular work never materialised.