Sentence examples for calendar published from inspiring English sources

Quilt buffs know him as the founder and compiler of an annual big seller, the Quilt Engagement Calendar, published since 1975.

But an academic calendar published by Harvard incorrectly listed the deadline as Wednesday, so university officials said tuition-free withdrawals would be accepted on that day as well.

The calendar, published by Human Ties Productions in San Francisco, has been selling briskly and receiving rave reviews from Asians, both men and women, Mr. De Castro said.

A year after she snared the "world's sexiest" title from Men's Fitness, she was the star of a nude pinup calendar published by Max, a popular Italian men's magazine, which made her tabloid fodder in her native land.

According to the personal calendar published each month in her magazine, Martha Stewart, who is caught up in a storm over her selling of shares in ImClone Systems, is scheduled to fly to France on July 12 for the birthday party of the film producer Joel Silver.

This calendar includes a cover letter by "Foster M. Coffin, Alumni Representative," imploring the Cornell alumni to return for the reunions; a small calendar published to advertise the 21 different Cornell class reunions (ranging from the years 1873 to 1921) all to be held on June 15th through the 17th; the drawing (of the Arts Quad at the calendar's top) is by "J.

Since then she has gone on to become a fixture of the French literary calendar, publishing one bestseller a year, as regular as clockwork.

And Ms. O'Donnell also met with some resistance when she proposed a feature that makes fun of the calendars published in Martha Stewart Living and O: The Oprah Magazine.

"Calendars published by Hem Chander Bhargava in Delhi, Brij Basi Art Press in Noida and Jothi in Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu, are inspired by Raja Ravi Varma's illustrations," said Yousuf Saeed, a filmmaker based in Delhi.

Over the course of 2017 and 2018, BHFS representatives helped arrange at least eight calls or meetings between clients and Interior officials below Bernhardt, according to calendars published on the department's website under the Freedom of Information Act.

As the title suggests, the 2007 article features attractive former staff sergeant Michelle Manhart, who was discharged from the Air Force after appearing in Playboy and who went on to pose for the calendars published by Operation Calendar.