Sentence examples for being duly published from inspiring English sources

The jury was told Brown, of Blomfield Road, St Leonards, had pleaded guilty to a charge of solemnising a marriage without the banns being duly published.

Two draft sequences were duly published in 2001, though work on polishing them continues.

Most if not all of these changes were accepted, and the book was duly published.

An interview was duly published and Duch handed himself in to the Phnom Penh authorities.

The first three books of The Faerie Queene were duly published in 1590, together with a dedication to her and commendatory sonnets to notables of the court.

As a result the Provisions of Westminster were duly published, comprising detailed legal measures that in many cases were in the interests of the knightly class.

The government saw to it that the abject confession he allegedly made on the scaffold — he had planned the treasonous rising, he said, and was now "justly spewed out of the realm" — was duly published after his death.

Larkin was disappointed by the book's critical reception, but by this time his second novel, A Girl in Winter, had been accepted by Faber and Faber, and was duly published in February 1947.

Those plans were all duly published within five months.

A Book of Mediterranean Food was, then, duly published by Lehmann in June 1950, with a cover and illustrations by John Minton.

Upon August 6, 1905, the tariff was amended and duly published and filed, showing that the proportionate part from the Mississippi river to New York City was 35 cents instead of 23 cents per 100 pounds.