Sentence examples for unpublished version of the from inspiring English sources

THE UNPUBLISHED POE On Wednesday, Bloomsbury Auctions New York will offer a recently discovered unpublished version of the Edgar Allan Poe poem known as "The Sleeper" (or "Irene") in its "Important Books" sale.

Click on it if you like; it takes you to a 404 error page at the MIT site.We wrote our posts in February of 2011, based on what I assume was an unpublished version of the paper.

The files also appear to feature code for a newer, unpublished version of the existing Spotify app — further pointing to something that might be coming ahead.

We are not sure where Schmitt's version of the figure comes from; we suspect it is from an unpublished version of the paper.

One of the original authors, Colleen R. O'Neal, provided us with an unpublished version of the ESS that included overjoy, but with the exact structure and phrasing of the other NE.

Thus, since this is a largely unexplored topic in the literature, we analyzed the factorial structure of the socialization practices regarding the positive emotional state of overjoy (excited) contained in an unpublished version of the ESS (Magai, C., & O'Neal, C. R.: Emotions as a child (child version).

An earlier unpublished version of this paper served as the conceptual basis, and some of the quantitative assumptions in fluid transport modeling by Fulton and Saffer (2009).

Even though Novalis had good family connections to Fichte, we do not know for sure whether he had access to the unpublished version of this text.

The song had equal success on Billboard's Canadian Hot 100; it reached number five on unpublished versions of the chart, and debuted when the chart was introduced the week of 2 June 2007.

The song had equal success on Billboards Canadian Hot 100; it reached number two on unpublished versions of the chart, and debuted at number fourteen when the chart was introduced the week of June 2, 2007, the tenth week that "The Sweet Escape" had been listed.

Shostakovich would send Ustvolskaya his newest works for her approval, and over the years they played out a game of mutual musical tribute-making in a toing-and-froing of quotations based around a motive from the first, unpublished version of Shostakovich's 9th Symphony (read Rachel Jeremiah-Foulds's essay for a precise account of what happened to this melody in their music).