Sentence examples for did published in the from inspiring English sources

One can sense the kind of contextual reporting that Abramson is looking for from a review she did, published in the Times Book Review in 2008, of Bob Woodward's "The War Within" and his three previous books on George W. Bush, and from a review she did in 2010 of campaign books, including "Game Change," by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin.

As Auberon Waugh wrote in his autobiography, "Will This Do?" (published in the United States in 1998), "It was many years before I could break the habit of viewing every event with half an eye to the bulletin I would send to my father.

But we do publish in countries that are predominantly Muslim.

At what point does publishing in print make no sense?

Mr. Thompson says his firm did publish the book in 1941.

It's rare for an article to appear in the mainstream New England Journal of Medicine, with much of the little research that is done being published in the much lesser known International Journal of Transgenderism.

After the team building exercise is done, publish the goals in a newsletter or email, touting the challenges faced and accomplished throughout the day.

She did well, was published in the school's literary journal and was briefly engaged.

While crime did increase, research published in the Journal of Criminal Justice found that the increase was very slight and surprisingly low for a city that saw its population increase by nearly 10% almost overnight.

A study done in 2000, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, showed that household members of thyroid cancer patients received less than the dose allowed to the general public per year by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

"Don't Burn" (published in the United States in 2007 as "Last Night I Dreamed of Peace") is the most important recent work of war literature in Vietnam.