Sentence examples for the initial edition from inspiring English sources

By the family's estimation, he has worn eight or nine, and only one — the initial edition, as depicted in the photo with the bulldog — was not handmade.

Copies of the initial edition, which cost about the same as a chicken, would first spread throughout the town where it was printed.

His book, Compact Heat Exchangers, was co-authored with W. M. Kays, but the initial edition of that book was published by the ASME with no royalties involved.

When We Were Very Young, a collection of poems, came out in 1924 soon after Christopher Robin's fourth birthday: the initial edition was 5,000 copies, but it had to be rapidly reprinted as 44,000 copies sold in the first eight weeks.

Yes, in the original book, I tried to rescue the reputation of the 1983 report "A Nation at Risk". I pointed out in the initial edition that the report, produced by a presidential commission, did not mention school choice and barely mentioned testing.

The initial edition took a "we told you so" attitude toward the level of violence fomented by the government; the Brotherhood was evidently trying to address its checkered reputation within Syria for being partly responsible for the mini-civil war that erupted around 1980.

The initial "editions" — on food, movies, surfing and viral video — will each contain one or two longer features and four to five shorter articles.

The initial editions of the Mail under Greig appear to suggest a more nuanced editorial line, where a soft Brexit is a price worth paying to keep Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, out of No 10.

The initial limited edition release of Popotan on CD-ROM suffered critical errors, such as graphic display issues, saving and loading issues, the inability to complete some routes and Mii's mini-game not starting.

In July 2013, NHFPC issued the initial draft edition of the Administrative Measures of Medical Science and Technology Research Involving Human Subjects for comments.

Although Victor Green's initial edition only encompassed metropolitan New York, the "Green Book" soon expanded to Bermuda (white dinner jackets were recommended for gentlemen), Mexico and Canada.