Sentence examples for ever to be published from inspiring English sources
Too big probably ever to be published.
Her popular, comic novel "Banana" (1976) is considered by some the first truly feminist novel ever to be published.
He was so confident in his journalism that he wrote the best journalistic stylebook ever to be published while at the Mirror.
Mr. Muldoon's first collection, "New Weather," was published in 1973, when he was only 20, by T. S. Eliot's house, Faber & Faber; he became one of the youngest poets ever to be published there.
Brokeback Mountain is an adaptation of a piece of writing from 1997 by Annie Proulx that already bears the burdensome reputation of being the best short story ever to be published in the New Yorker magazine: the tale of two itinerant ranch-hands in the early 1960s, Ennis and Jack, who get a summer's work shepherding on Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming.
A life of Georges Braque (2005) – the first ever to be published – was succeeded by a life of Braque's "god", Paul Cézanne (2012), and Danchev's meticulous and tone-perfect new translation of Cézanne's letters (2013) – letters which had formed the backbone of his subtly revisionist interpretation of the artist's character and behaviour.
How was that ever allowed to be published?
We confused Atticus with God just like Scout, and Watchman -- if it was actually ever intended by Lee to be published -- is her bold move showing us the dangers and difficulties of looking back on our childhood and parents with rose-tinted glasses.
With the rise of online journals, preprint servers, and academic social networks such as ResearchGate, page space is no longer at a premium, allowing more results to be published than ever before.
Vast untapped resources of genotyping data sit in laboratories across the world, unlikely to ever be published due to natural tendency to better disseminate the more striking of these findings [ 3].
In solitude, beset by harrowing memories, he composed his first novel, not expecting it to ever be published.
