Sentence examples for getting submissions from inspiring English sources

So you say to agents, 'where are the brown people?' and they say they don't discriminate, they just aren't getting submissions through.

So you say OK, publishers, and they say what they publish reflects what they're sent by agents, so you say to agents, 'where are the brown people?' and they say they don't discriminate, they just aren't getting submissions through".

I hope we get submissions from people who just believe that their solution is right".

We've got submissions ranging from indie to rock and roll, and we'd love to hear more of your suggestions.

We've got submissions ranging from rock and roll to Christmas classics, and we'd love to hear more of your favourite motivational tunes.

Believe it or not, the idea of downloading an Excel file, making a graph, remaking it to be funny, and e-mailing it back to us isn't the easiest way to get submissions.

Hibner and Kelly figure that the site will eventually outlast its usefulness, but for now they still get submissions every day — such as "Should a Therapist Have Intercourse with Patients?," by Arthur Seagull, which was sent in a few months back.

Those technologies include using social media to get submissions, cloud services like GoogleDocs to edit across space and time, using MagCloud for on-demand, glossy publishing and using the iPad to get it in people's hands even faster.

"We sometimes get submissions that were image manipulations or other non-data things, and we usually don't post those.

We got submissions from all over the world -- including from Japan and Russia -- so the nature of the content is understandable regardless of the language and the cultural differences.

As one interviewee put it: "when we speak to people face to face, and we email correspondents when we are trying to get submissions or... material, we write to promote the journals we make very clear, that is one of the first things we say, that it doesn't have to be positive it can be any study whatsoever".