Sentence examples for devoted to publishing from inspiring English sources

Her entire professional career was devoted to publishing.

Adam Bellow will head Broadside Books, a new HarperCollins imprint devoted to publishing conservative titles.

The theory is described in Medical Hypotheses, a journal devoted to publishing bold and sometimes radical biomedical theories.

There is even a new imprint called Black Lace, devoted to publishing works of female pornography, though they prefer its more tasteful name, erotica.

But much of his energy was devoted to publishing stories, often under pseudonyms, in pulp magazines such as Astounding Science Fiction.

David Granger, the editor in chief of Esquire, said he has lamented the loss of space that magazines devoted to publishing fiction.

HarperCollins did not specify what regular role Depp would have at the imprint, or how much time he expected to devote to publishing.

(The second half of the course is devoted to magazine publishing).

There are companies devoted to gay publishing, the most important one being Alyson Books, with a list of about 52 works a year, mostly trade paperbacks.

We had thought that there already was an organization at 1230 Sixth Avenue devoted to discovering, publishing, promoting, advertising works of literary distinction by new and outstanding talent, but we must have been confused.

Nearing the end of his tour, Mr. Middelhoff headed to the hall devoted to digital publishing and electronic books, where the air hummed with the din of dozens of small printing machines.