Meanings of entire edition in English

The entire edition was sent to Earl Street, and eventually distributed in China as occasion offered.

Send me the entire edition-togetherwith the plate and the original portrait-andname your own price.

Several years later when I found the entire edition in our attic, I understood their reluctance.

Press day the paper was worked off more promptly than usual and Alfred had the entire edition delivered by dark.

When, however, an entire edition was printed from the same type, mistakes in the different copies might be entirely eliminated.

My family paid to have it printed and finding no one else was buying it, bought up the entire edition.

On the day after the publication of the magazine containing the offer, enough telegraphic orders were received to absorb the entire edition.

In conditions of great secrecy, they decided to do something unprecedented: devote an entire edition of their magazine to the story of Hiroshima.

It happened again more recently when we dedicated an entire edition to exposing the ugly truth about the highly litigious biotech giant, Monsanto.

Such exertions in London or Paris would probably have ensured the sale of the entire edition of the New Testament within a few days.

The guests obviously took her at her word and the entire edition of five prints of the view of Rossnowlagh Beach in Donegal sold out.

The Minnesotian received a Pioneer about 4 o'clock in the morning and by 8 the entire edition was distributed throughout the city.

It was published in 1905 by Paul Elder and Company, but almost the entire edition was burned in our great fire of 1906.

Brain-furrowing observations such as "I am in a very David Lynchian subversive tone" could trigger entire editions of The Night Chronicles.

Previous to these costly volumes, there have been two entire editions of his works since the author's death, one comparatively cheap and the other dear.

"He would eat an entire edition."