Sentence examples for fine publisher from inspiring English sources

But publishing now exists by committee, and there was always one editor who said, 'We'd better not.' " Gerber said, however, that Bill Henderson of Pushcart Press "is a small, literary, fine publisher, and he doesn't have a committee he has to report to--which is how the old editors used to (operate) when publishing was a different animal". "King of the World" is already in a second printing.

Paradoxically, fine publishers' ostensible indifference to commercial considerations was one of their most prized and lucrative products for sale.

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After all, Wong said, many networks have their own attribution systems, and while they might work fine, publishers probably don't feel entirely confident that AdMob's can report accurately about one of its competitors, or vice versa.

He had one of the finest publishers in America.

In the early 1990s, Texas fined publishers about $1 million for failing to remove hundreds of factual errors the Gablers had found in 11 history books.

Is this the voice of a fine literary publisher or a bigtop circus?

Heinrich Dietrich Schutz, an art dealer and fine art publisher, died on Wednesday at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.

Correction: February 26 , 2002 Tuesday An obituary on Saturday about an art dealer and fine art publisher misstated his given name.

A Rumor Misfires The drumbeats in the media world were fervently predicting over the weekend that DEBORAH FINE, the publisher of Glamour magazine since November 1999, would be ousted immediately.