Sentence examples for calendar publishing from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Cullman, who was a pioneer in leveraged buyouts as far back as the 1960's and whose holdings now include the At-a-Glance calendar publishing company, was treated to more than a round of "Happy Birthday".

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.

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.

She was photographed by Sam T'Ang for Beach Babes calendar in 2005, and by Daughn for the Mystique calendar published the same year.

Christian Peterson-Clausen's photos will be featured in a 2016 wall calendar published by NK News, an independent news site focused on North Korea.

The first appearance of the sestina in English print is "Ye wastefull woodes", comprising lines 151 89 of the August Æglogue in Edmund Spenser's Shepherd's Calendar, published in 1579.

Others who have investigated the history of this quote, most notably the late Robert Alley, have all stopped at the same point - the earliest verifiable appearance of the quote, a 1958 calendar published by an organization called Spiritual Mobilization.

The selection of candidates takes place every year, according to a calendar published well in advance.