Sentence examples for had earlier published from inspiring English sources

Kazantzákis had earlier published his 33,333-line Odísia (1938; Odyssey), an epic poem taking up the story of Odysseus where Homer had left off.

Another author of the new paper, Hillary S. Young, from Harvard, had earlier published research on the effect of coconut palms on Palmyra.

(Campbell had earlier published a version of his diaries with the passages about Gordon Brown heavily expurgated — which, as one reviewer pointed out, added to the sinister effect much as the prolonged non-appearance of the shark does in "Jaws").

Other recipes come from the co-editor, Marcelle Bienvenu, a Cajun cook who had earlier published what might be the best-named cookbook in America: "Who's Your Mama, Are You Catholic and Can You Make a Roux".

Over the next 30 years he revises it three times, expanding and - up to a point - improving so that (not surprisingly, from an author who had earlier published a book on Laurence Sterne) it becomes, among other things, a vicarious autobiography and commentary on its own composition.

Freeman, who had earlier published a column entitled "how to use the internet without being a total loser", reported the threats to the Metropolitan Police.

One reason for my choice of this journal is that I have earlier published an article here and this study is a follow-up study that I believe can be interesting for both the journal as well as the research field.

At the time of his death, Glicken had been seeking to publish his doctoral dissertation in one piece, having earlier published elements as shorter articles.

They were first published in 1907 by Yannis Vlahogiannis, while some fragments of them had earlier been published in the newspaper Acropolis in 1904.

It had earlier been published as Agaricus adustus by August Johann Georg Karl Batsch in 1783, but this was an illegitimate renaming of Agaricus brunneus published in 1774 by Jacob Christian Schäffer.

Earlier this year his publishing company, HarperCollins, rejected a manuscript for a book by Chris Patten on his years as governor of Hong Kong, which it had earlier agreed to publish.