Sentence examples for countless publications from inspiring English sources
Mise en place has been codified in the recipe styles of countless publications, including this one.
No less importantly, it was illustrated and discussed in countless publications dealing with the artist.
It also pays for, and thus controls, almost 200 community radio and television stations, along with countless publications and over 100 websites.The only remaining opposition television channel is Globovisión, which is largely confined to cable.
Fair enough: Numan had three or four music papers and maybe the odd tabloid to contend with; Hesketh has had to face an onslaught of attention from countless publications, both physical and virtual.
Decades later, Nixon would realise that the magazine was a piece of propaganda produced by the apartheid government's Department of Intelligence, one of countless publications distributed internationally under the guise of being "regular" magazines.
As the unofficial photographer from 1957 until the 1990s at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Centhe (now the Columbia University Irving Medical Center of the New York-Presbyterian Hospital), Elizabeth Libby Wilcoxox created images that graced countless publications from Columbia's health sciences campus, in addition to print media nationwide.
Since then, Prince has become one of the most celebrated artists of his generation and the artwork has been shown throughout the world, appearing in countless art publications.
RCA hyped Toscanini, and the media responded gratefully, some would say shamelessly: Toscanini was widely profiled and photographed, lionized and domesticated by Life and countless other publications.
Where does that leave me?" Talking more broadly about Hillsborough, MacKenzie highlights the countless other publications that ran the same "copper-bottomed" story.
Mentioned and reproduced in countless art publications since 1860, it was featured in several major exhibitions during the 20th century, notably the show "Old Master Drawings from Chatsworth: A Loan Exhibition from the Devonshire Collection," which traveled across the United States in 1987-1988.
