Sentence examples for volume editions from inspiring English sources

The poetry, available in several single volume editions, is an excellent introduction to Jonson's work, while the Conversations with Drummond, a collection of Jonson's thoughts on his life and his contemporaries, is the frankest insight available into the mind of a Jacobean writer.

In general, textbooks in medicine that try to cover all areas of a specialty are either huge volume editions, which therefore serve as a reference whenever there is enough time for a thorough search, or they present as pocket books that help to quickly decide when peer assistance is not readily available.

This volume, the first of a projected six volume edition, is now available online from Classiques Garnier.

Recently Noel Malcolm has published a three volume edition of Leviathan, which places the English text side by side with Hobbes's later Latin version of it.

Complete 10-volume editions were presented to George V and President Coolidge.

Meynell's trade books, published under the same imprint, demonstrated that well-designed and manufactured books need not be costly; the Nonesuch one-volume editions of English classical authors were inexpensive, handsome, and readable.

As for the impressive Primakov, he's still recording disks for Bridge, where he has become the Romantic House Pianist at a label that usually devotes its energies to the promulgation of multi-volume editions dedicated to the complete works of such modernist biggies as Elliott Carter (now 101 years young!) and George Crumb.

The preprimary debate season is over and public attention has moved on, but maybe some candidates will someday issue their own director's cuts on DVD — deluxe three-volume editions with esprit d'escalier alternative endings — the things they wish they had said in real time.

Conservationists working in a new branch of the library still face the task of removing ash deposits between pages, repairing parchment volumes and vellum spines that split in the fierce heat a painstaking process that involves weeks of work on each book.That leaves more than 50,000 books (many in multi-volume editions) needing to be replaced altogether.

Pantheon later collected the two volumes into soft– and hard-covered two-volume boxed sets and single-volume editions.

His first venture was a publishing enterprise which turned out cheap one-volume editions of French classics including the works of Molière.