Sentence examples for he started publishing from inspiring English sources

That he started publishing at 16, under the pseudonym Terminator?

When he started publishing songs, Mr. Lawrence dropped his last name.

Pandering was precisely Denton's aim, and he took it one step further when he started publishing his traffic data alongside the stories themselves.

He speaks from experience: he started publishing Time Out in the spring of 2006, with a brand new office, a new editor, new staff.

He can't have been much older than 17 himself, since he started publishing poems at 16 and had finished with poetry by the time he was 21.

When he returned he started publishing the Satires, in which he gave such uninhibited expression to the disgust he felt at what he saw all around him.

In 1917, she started publishing the monthly periodical Birth Control Review.

Over the past 18 months, he has started publishing his architectural fantasias, in which three-dimensional structures are transposed to flat surfaces, realised with solid blocks of strong but subtle colour, and a wry knowingness about his subjects.

WHEN he first started publishing fiction more than 25 years ago, T. C. Boyle smuggled a punk's bravado into Nabokovian sentences that crackled with the delighted electricity of their creation.

Lansley said that he had already started publishing weekly data on infections but that he wanted to go "even further".

Incidentally, the editor responsible for launching the phenomenon, Larry Lamb, later wished he had never started publishing the pictures.