Sentence examples for unusual edition from inspiring English sources

Oddly enough, given the work's rarity, this is the second "Esther" to be heard in New York this year: the first, performed at the 92nd Street Y in February by Il Gardellino and the Oslo Baroque Soloists, was an unusual edition that used an 18th-century Hebrew translation.

The book she has just edited with a Brandeis University professor, Marc Zvi Brettler, "The Jewish Annotated New Testament" (Oxford University Press), is an unusual scholarly experiment: an edition of the Christian holy book edited entirely by Jews.

The unusual provenance of this edition is expected to push its price up.

The Mount Stuart edition is unusual because it was bound in three volumes with many blank pages which would have been used for illustrations.

One of her business partners, the artist John Christie, had worked with Circle Press, the fine art press where it is not unusual for a limited edition to cost several thousand pounds.

On the way out, each guest received a gift bag filled with an unusual goody: a limited-edition, chocolate casting of Abramović's lips, covered with gold leaf.

It's not unusual to see expensive editions of hulking great volumes on Swedish prog rock or American private-press oddities selling out in next to no time.

Organized by Sanford Hirsch, director of the Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation, the present exhibition includes rare prints from small editions and unusual or little-known works.

She also attributed the current rage for amped-up lashes to Dior and the nail-polish craze to Chanel, which, early on, was hip to unusual finishes and limited-edition colors.

Originality, limited edition status and unusual finishes are other factors that can weigh in a man's decision to buy a watch.

Neither is it the first unusual finish to a recent edition of Newsnight, with Emily Maitlis interviewing Sesame Street star Cookie Monster last month.