Sentence examples for a hefty publication from inspiring English sources
It's a hefty publication – more than eight months in the making, running to 166 pages and with more detail on the rail network than any commuter will ever need.
Emma Cline, whose debut novel comes with much buzz (including a hefty advance, publication deals in numerous countries and a pre-emptive swoop for the film rights by Scott Rudin), now joins the ranks of writers from John Updike and Alison Lurie to Chuck Palahniuk and Emily St John Mandel.
For if he really were indifferent to his legacy, then why would he sanction the publication of a hefty book called "Conversations With Woody Allen," and why would he have sat for hours and hours of new interviews with Eric Lax, the man who wrote a quasi-authorized biography of him 16 years ago?
In 1795, the printers of "Harris's List" were convicted of selling "a most indecent and immoral publication" and sentenced to a hefty fine and a year in prison.
Front end means they make a profit from high entry fees, while back end refers to selling you (the entrants/winners) a publication, often also with a hefty price tag.
The slick, four-color quarterly publication -- the spring 2003 edition is a hefty 76 pages -- is chock-full of more than 1,000 products that reflect the obsession of its founder, Richard Griot, with pampering cars.
One can only hope that this state of affairs will be rectified with the publication of Naipaul's latest book, a hefty collection of essays called The Writer and the World.
Shops, hotels and tourist publications often provide brochures for private companies that process rebates but charge a commission, sometimes a hefty one.
The publications reported that, after interviewing dozens of people inside and outside the Vatican, the cardinals produced a hefty dossier.
A hefty percentage got lost.
