Sentence examples for every imprint from inspiring English sources

So there is pressure not just for hits, but for every title -- or at least every imprint -- to pay its way.

Every imprint is different, and you won't be able to publish much unless you research the field and send to publishers or magazines whose output you like and respect.

There's more information about book projects being passed around faster on Web sites and e-mail, for instance; movie scouts," to whom agents like to leak material before it's even sold to a publisher, "are becoming more powerful, and agents submit to so many places, often to every house and every imprint within the houses, that a novel gets a certain buzz before it's even sold".

The thickness of polymer grafted around each CNT can be fine-tuned to imprint different sizes of target molecules, and yet it can be thin enough to expose every imprint site to the target molecules in solution without sacrificing the capacity of binding sites.

You bet!Every British imprint may submit two books published in the last year.

Many of these have been reduced to mere imprints, brands stamped on a book's title page, though every good imprint bears the faint mark of a bygone firm with its own mission and sensibility.

Her novel was rejected by every major imprint on the grounds that it was "too literary to prosper in a tough economy", and she was facing the very real possibility that "the book I'd worked on for five years might never be published".

Every gun imprints on the casing of every bullet it fires a unique set of striations that allows the crime lab to match a casing found at a crime scene with a gun recovered later.

In every case, imprints preserved on complex ash particles were concave; lacking convexities within observed vesicle imprints that could possibly indicate continued expansion of interior bubbles after the exterior bubbles burst during fragmentation.

Our allegiance has never been to any particular tribe or kingdom - indeed, every language is spoken in our country; every culture has left its imprint on ours; every point of view is expressed in our public squares.

If Iraq had gone well, Bush would be a political colossus, and the Republican Party would bear his imprint in every way.