Sentence examples for the editions that from inspiring English sources

Back in the dark days of iOS 8 and the editions that came before it, you could only attach photos or videos to an outgoing email composed on your Apple device; with iOS 9, any kind of file is permitted as an attachment.

Most of the editions that followed d'Indy up to the time of the Second World War were arrangements, usually heavily truncated, that provided a basis for performances in the modern opera idiom.

The question becomes, how does the RIAA and IFPI know that the editions of the album being offered online for free today are the editions that they own the rights to?

That said, for a girl who prefers being "interesting" to "pretty," Nancy sure smiles a whole lot more during her sleuthing in the editions that kids are reading nowadays.

But there is a deeper argument made by the edition that is both less definitive and more interesting.

The American version of "Autobiography" will be nearly identical to the edition that has already been released in Britain by Penguin Classics.

But the fact that Strunk died in 1946 and White didn't start working on the edition that bears his name until the 50s rather makes my point.

In the introduction to the edition that was given to me (The Countryman Press), Verlyn Klinkenborg, an editorial writer at The Times, calls it the best book ever written.

The edition that announced his reluctant departure cleared a whole column on the front and two inside pages to bid a tender farewell.

Although Herbert Davis thought that the Hyde edition would not please Swift, some critics argue that Swift involved himself in helping Hyde make some corrections to the edition that was based on Motte's London edition.

"This is the edition that the author actually held".