Sentence examples for used edition from inspiring English sources

On a whim, I picked up a used edition of his book "Empire of Signs" (1970) for $4.50 (the pencil trace on the cover page reminds me).

"Our goal is to give students all the options of buying any new or used edition, whether it's published here or for an overseas market, and then let them decide which books are the best deals for them," said Anirvan Chatterjee, Bookfinder.com's founder.

(I recommend Principles of Marketing by Philip T. Kotler and Gary Armstrong. Tip: Buy a used edition that is a couple of years old to save a lot of money).

If you prefer to buy from a physical bookshop and can get to London, Photobooks International in Bloomsbury is a good place to rummage for used editions.

Although national data about students' book-purchasing habits have not been collected recently, some industry experts estimate that as many as 50percentt of students in some fields are either buying used editions or none at all.

These days, the tendency is to return to the basic notes of the ur-text: it's somewhat frowned upon to use editions containing personal interpretative ideas – a shame, because we lose out on many important performance traditions.

If the book has had more than one edition, specify the edition used by listing the edition number and "ed". in parentheses.

Mr. Langrée used an edition prepared by Franz Beyer in 1989, to which he added his own inflections.

Instead of using the edition trimmed by Tchaikovsky's student Siloti, they played the piece without cuts.

Also in the lineup is Strauss's "Metamorphosen," using the edition by Franz Beyer, which has been revised by Mr. Langrée.

Mr. Sher is using the edition compiled after significant research by James Levine, who will conduct through Dec. 19.