Sentence examples for are published out of from inspiring English sources

And two newspapers, The Community Journal and The Community International Reporter, are published out of the media center.

He asked that his name not be published, out of fear.

The Black Collegian magazine was published out of his brother's shoe shop on a small printing press.

"Some of the things that I did say at the press briefing were published out of context or blown out of proportion," he said in the fax.

"It's a hard decision for anybody to make," she said of abortion, asking that her surname not be published out of privacy concerns.

He was using the name Gantt, and he agreed to an interview on the condition that his full name not be published out of concern for his safety.

"This boy was very weak," said a nurse, who asked that her name not be published, out of fear of reprisal.

Newspapers had been published out of the building at 379 Central Avenue in Lawrence since 1927, and the company's paper archives were stored in the building.

Hiba, a 20-year-old engineering student at Baghdad University who asked that her last name not be published out of concern for her safety, said the unsettled times had tested her creativity.

A Sunni resident who asked that his name not be published out of fear of Hezbollah said that after the July attack, Hezbollah members checked every outsider who entered the area and passed out business cards with phone numbers that residents could call to report strangers.

The recipes are grouped by decade, from the ration-era pluck of the 1940s (honey refrigerator cookies and Scotch oat crunchies), when the magazine was published out of a penthouse in the Plaza Hotel, to the twisted classics of the oughts (cranberry turtle bars and glittering lemon sandwich cookies).