Sentence examples for the editions from inspiring English sources
noun
A literary work edited and published, as by a certain editor or in a certain manner.
Thus the Model can differentiate edited elements (marked list), elements affected by the editions (affected list) and other elements that do not need to be validated.
It also explains the differences between the editions available and helps in determining when to deploy each one.
Nearly all the editions modernized the plays' spelling and punctuation; some went further.
The editions will be worth $6m Australian dollars (£3.3m) over the next ten years.
The editions had been photographed and evaluated by Bonham's auction house.
All the editions of Nineteen Eighty-Four, unlike the others, are signed and dedicated.
The editions [of his books] happen to be very beautifully designed there.
"Some of the editions start at £50 and they are by great artists.
Paulhan's predecessor as secrétaire général of the editions was the exquisite-looking and gifted Jacques Rivière.
The editions Rimini Protokoll collected are on book shelves of the play's set.
I suspect, in a few cases, this could make the editions even more valuable.
