Sentence examples for ever published in a from inspiring English sources

I intend to submit his second column to the Guinness Book of Records as the most inaccurate article ever published in a newspaper.

But Hitchens, who has absorbed every word Orwell ever published (in a recent 20-volume edition), spends most of his new book defending the author of all those words against various attacks.

Extra bonus: unlike most such research, which is about as funny as a root canal, Hurley's analysis is and I don't think I'm going out on too much of a limb here the funniest thing the MIT Press... has ever published (in a good way).

None of the studies were ever published in a leading, peer-reviewed cancer journal.

The project was the first time Western geophysical equipment was deployed on North Korean soil, and it resulted in one of the few papers ever published in a Western journal with a North Korean lead author. .

This column may break the record for the number of falsehoods from a President ever published in a newspaper op-Ed.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 22 , 1930 P. 17The first advertisement ever published in an American magazine appeared in Franklin's General Magazine.

CNN's Jim Acosta speculated that the piece may "break the record for the number of falsehoods from a president ever published in an op-ed". .

Adam Smith said that the Preface was "the most manly piece of criticism that was ever published in any country".

Differences in life-style, attitudes, and experiences set her apart, and exile, prejudice, and rupture are themes of the novel, which is one of the earliest ever published in French by a North African woman writer.

Ganieva's 2012 novel Prazdnichnaia gora was shortlisted for all three of Russia's major literary awards and was published in English translation as The Mountain and the Wall in 2015; it was the first novel ever published in English by a Dagestani author.