Sentence examples for have always published from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 28 , 1935P. 62 The average women's magazines have always published articles on food and cooking for women who do their own housework.

"We have always published books by a wide range of authors with greatly varying, and frequently controversial opinions," Simon & Schuster said, asking readers to "withhold judgment until they have had a chance to read the actual contents of the book".

The first all-paperback bookshop in the US, City Lights has always published as well as sold, a tradition it maintains to this day with more than 20 new titles published each year.

(Norton commissioned the poet to do this translation years ago for its own anthology of English literature but sold the hardcover rights to the house that had always published his poetry, Farrar, Strauss).

British tabloids had always published "cheesecake" - pictures of busty, young women in bikinis.

A rep for Simon & Schuster, the book's publisher, declined to comment on Schwarzenegger's contract, but noted, "The governor has always published with S&S".

My guitar teacher is really to blame, or to credit: a virtuoso flamenco guitarist, Maria Zemantauski has always published her own CDs.

Because of the sensitivity of procurement issues, Supply Division has always published information on major international procurement solicitation notices, and international contracts awarded, as well as annual procurement data by supplier, country, amount, and type of service or commodity.

Discussions, opinions, potential ways to reconcile different positions, and proposals for gaining consensus have been traditionally translated into articles that have always been published in a Supplement of Diabetes Care.

It was published as YA because Mal had always been published as YA.

Foer acknowledges that prominence and popularity have always mattered in publishing.