Sentence examples for has finally published from inspiring English sources

William Smallwood, an American author who learned euskera from Basque shepherds in Idaho, has finally published a book of interviews he did secretly in 1970 – when memories were fresher than today but Franco's police ensured tongues were silenced in public.

And it is only in this definitive volume that even Ginsberg has finally published his Many Loves, which the dust jacket primly describes as "an erotic rhapsody" hitherto withheld "for reasons of prudence and modesty".

Six years on and Sewell has finally published his memoirs, neatly skirting the issue of Blunt by ending them in 1967, just as the author leaves Christie's, where he worked in the picture department.

Lord Justice Leveson, commissioned in July, 2011, to delve into the conduct of the British media, has finally published his report — or, to give it its full and noble title, "An Inquiry Into the Culture, Practices and Ethics of the Press," with the indefinite article wisely placed at its head.

The always thorough DPReview has finally published its epic review of the Canon 7D.

Saltsman has been cooking and writing about cooking for decades and has finally published her long-awaited second cookbook, "The Seasonal Jewish Kitchen".

The academics in the Nuffield Trust have finally published in the BMJ a report on the WSD.

But ministers have finally published radical plans aimed at widening the ownership of land across the country, which could result in currently private estates being taken away from landowners and handed to local communities.

They have finally published the fleshy fruit's genome in full.

Seven months after my first correspondence with C. S., a big box showed up on my doorstep containing about 20 copies of Syntax #2: Too Much Night, the thick, glossy magazine he had finally published.

After seven years, the Chilcot Report — the final conclusions of the UK's inquiry into the Iraq War — has finally been published.