Sentence examples for the single edition from inspiring English sources

The single edition will be auctioned off, with all proceeds going to charity.

My only worry is that, as an instinctive urbanite with severe hayfever, I got more than enough information about the coming of spring from this single edition, and find it hard to imagine how they will keep going until Friday.

Last month a single edition of the Radio 4 show was edited by the artist and musician PJ Harvey.

Ms. DePaulo, who serves on the advisory board of Single Edition and contributes articles, said that even a recent feature for singles about "getting the dream kitchen you deserve" was validating.

The text of Tristano consists of ten chapters, each of which consists of 15 pairs of paragraphs, two per page, and for every single edition of the book, a new combination of the order of those paragraphs within each chapter is shuffled, changing the story with each printing of the book.

Not bad for a single edition of the paper!

A single edition of the wizarding tabloid took them two weeks to make – and they sent more than 30 editions to print altogether.

London Lite's rival, News International's London Paper, distributes more than 500,000 copies in a single edition in the evening.

The bare-bones nature of ASCII text would make trying to wade through a single ASCII file containing the entire content of a single edition of The New York Times an exercise in frustration.

He was not tragically unrequited in his love affairs; nor was he virtually unknown in his lifetime ('we see him named three times in two entirely different articles in a single edition of the Prague Daily News in 1918').

I think of it as cheating history: the ability to frame a single edition in such a way as to read it as a historical, social and musical document only a month or two after publication – imagine what conclusions someone 100 years from now might make about the priorities and preoccupations of our society.