Sentence examples for to editions from inspiring English sources

They limit their sneaker-matching custom work to editions of 36 shirts, which sell for $25 to $50 apiece.

Silk lined and generously cut, they tie beautifully, and each fabric is limited to editions of six or eight.

The retrospective includes vitrines devoted to editions of his books, maquettes, zines, collaborations and dispatches on Tumblr from various US cities, although it is Alec Soth the image-maker who is elevated across four large rooms of prints.

We were the same age and throughout our careers often appeared on radio and television together – anything from an early Lent talk for a religious broadcast in which Charles managed to elicit some sympathy for Pontius Pilate's impossible political position to editions of Question Time where he made the political positions of many of our contemporary leaders impossible.

They wrote in addition various works (introductions to editions of works, reviews and discussions of books, and replies to unfavorable reviews), for which Bolzano himself often provided the outline.

The latter is cited in an Obligationes appended to editions by the Cologne Thomists of Peter of Spain's Syncategoremata, as translated in Mullally [1964], p. 117. 5. Martin [1993], p. 358.

In fact, in Text to Text editions to come, we just might.

The scientist, S. Blair Hedges, measures the changes from edition to edition and compares them with dated editions.

The number of entries fluctuated as teams entered and withdrew from edition to edition.

These same examples make their way from edition to edition, along with the classic illustration of an analogous structure: the wings of butterflies, birds, and bats.

Although the stocks of foreign-born athletes have fluctuated from edition to edition (especially in France), we note an upward trend line from the 1980s onwards.