Sentence examples for a publication from from inspiring English sources

Market Matters, a publication from Arts Council England, backs the notion of London's importance.

Response to Terrorism (//usinfo.state.gov/topical/pol/terror/) is a publication from the U.S. Department of State.

The foundation model does not entirely protect a publication from a sputtering economy.

Adam Robert Green is senior reporter with This is Africa, a publication from the Financial Times.

A publication from the Intergenerational Foundation, How the Localism Act Hands Power to Older Generations, was released hot on its heels and makes uncomfortable reading for ardent localists.

Other Information on the Web: Response to Terrorism (//usinfo.state.gov/topical/pol/terror/) is a publication from the U.S. Department of State.

SIDESHOW will also serve as the release of "ARTSLUT:: a ZiNE for Culture Whores," a new publication from Dommu featuring the work of a number of talented artists.

The bride also received a certificate as a publication specialist from George Washington University.

The search was limited to English language and humans, with a publication date from 1946 to October 2013.

Billboard, however, confirmed the release of an album and a new publication from the singer.

The data were remarkable, he said, but "this is an isolated publication from an isolated laboratory".