Sentence examples for cease publishing from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, The Christian Science Monitor announced that, after a century, it would cease publishing a weekday paper.

This month, Uganda's High Court ordered Rolling Stone to pay hundreds of dollars in damages and to cease publishing the names of people it said were gay.

That could result in the separate sale of the company's assets, including the newspaper, though analysts see little chance that Le Monde would cease publishing.

And now a moment for The Sporting News, which will cease publishing its regular editions on paper at the end of this month.

Mr. Ciarelli, a senior at Harvard, would not comment on whether Apple had given him money to persuade him to cease publishing.

Guardian News & Media (GNM) today announced it will cease publishing the international editions of the Guardian and Observer from 1 October 2011.

During that period Maxim UK ceased publishing.

He ceased publishing only in his seventies, when his Parisian optometrists urged him to preserve what was left of his failing eyesight.

He ceased publishing The Reporter in 1976 and instead gathered his reviews into a book, "The Restaurants of New York," which eventually came out in 16 annual editions, published by Random House (1976-83) and Simon & Schuster 1984-911).

Mr. Hunter's group has ceased publishing a series of newspaper advertisements attacking the governor and urging Gov. George W. Bush of Texas to reject Mr. Pataki as a potential vice-presidential running mate.

The popularity of Craftsman furniture waned after a decade and a half, and in 1916 Stickley ceased publishing his magazine and gave up his bankrupt workshops to two younger brothers, who continued for a time to produce furniture from his designs.