Sentence examples for does to be published from inspiring English sources

As Garfield relates in On the Map: Why the World Looks the Way it Does, to be published by Profile Books next week, legend has it that Pearsall worked 18 hours a day and walked 3,000 miles to map the 23,000 streets of 1930s London.

Mr. Powers said his experience led to collaborating on a book called "Greenhorn Traveler: The Art of Travel for Those Who Rarely Do," to be published in April by PSI Publications.

"I wouldn't say they are going to buy more stuff, but they are going to feel good about the same amount of stuff and about finding new ways to stretch their dollars," said Cohen, author of Why Customers Do What They Do, to be published in November by McGraw-Hill.

How did it come to be published?

How did the controversial cartoons come to be published in a Danish newspaper?

But despite periodic warnings of the essay's demise, the stuff does continue to be published; if anything, the essay has experienced a slight resurgence of late.

For many here, the depiction of the actions of the German authorities reflected in the 1972 documents that Israel did allow to be published was harsh enough.

This article is adapted from "The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail — but Some Don't," to be published this month by Penguin Press.

Is there any thought that doesn't need to be published?

A statement does not have to be published in a book or magazine to meet this requirement.

"Do-Gooders," to be published in January, is Ms. Charen's first book for Sentinel, which hired her away from Regnery, the conservative book publisher.