Sentence examples for that the editions from inspiring English sources

He argued — presciently, we now see — that the editions printed during Bruckner's lifetime did not falsify his intentions but embodied a different, later phase of the creative process.

The first, dated 11 October 1947, lists the times that the editions of the paper had to be off stone (ready to print) from the foundry.

That the editions contained in the Neue Mozart-Ausgabe are not identical to other Urtext editions, even when based upon precisely the same sources, suggests some of the insuperable problems inherent in the concept.

The excellent thing is that the editions are all in aid of not-for-profit galleries, so you'll be helping out institutions such as the Whitechapel and the Serpentine galleries.

Time Inc. sent e-mail messages last week telling subscribers that "a computer error may have affected the first issue you received this week," and that the editions they had received did not necessarily include articles from the magazines they had selected.

All legislators-turned-presenters, however, should remember the example of Harold Wilson who, three years after resigning as prime minister, hosted a BBC chatshow called Friday Night, Saturday Morning, and performed so calamitously that the editions feature in polls of TV's worst moments.

That aside, the edition produces much of the raw material out of which a masterpiece was created.

"It's not 'King Lear' — we have to agree to that," Brean Hammond, the edition's editor, told me.

You might think that the Edition partnership, between Schrager and Marriott, is a recipe for disaster.

And the article ended with the hope that the edition would serve as a commemoration of the storm.

That the edition of Andronicus played a role in the conversion of Ariston to the philosophy of Aristotle is merely a conjecture.