Sentence examples for dates of publication from inspiring English sources

Writer-cartoonist gives six examples of biographies sponored by corporations with titles, and sponsores and dates of publication.

Whatever the dates of publication of his books, Wodehouse's English social atmosphere is of the late Edwardian era.

Its discolouration, worn edges and the reverse (which was typically used to record the photographer's caption and dates of publication) reveal markings of the long journey it has taken.

It's an admirable exercise, and although you might find yourself initially baffled that the poems appear without either their dates of publication or composition, and with only the scantest of annotation, it does force you to read the work without distraction.

Both are also evolving continuously over time, so estimates must be associated with their dates of publication.

Translated titles are given, followed by original titles and dates of publication.

Date of publication unknown.

2010 is the projected date of publication.

The date of publication has not been announced.

The prizes as described are available on the date of publication.

But what makes it unique is its date of publication, which was 1983.