Sentence examples for house publication from inspiring English sources

The same question might be asked of The Circus of Life (1917), which the American Film Institute database credits to Julian's direction, but which Universal's house publication, the Moving Picture Weekly, claimed as Wilson's first feature in November 1917 (29).

That means acknowledging streetwear-style icons: Thirstin Howl the 3rd, Raekwon, and the Lo Lifes got a shout-out from the company's house publication in stories on the retro drops.

Or, as an editorial in the protest's house publication, Occupied Wall Street Journal, put it, "This occupation is first about participation".It is hard to deny the romance of this, and part of me would like to camp out in Zuccotti Park and pitch in.

In September, he was hired by Curtis as a full-time staff member, preparing copy for its new house publication, Obiter Dicta.

He has written on the subject in the British Army Review, an in house publication aimed at generating professional debate, where he described ideas of a secular Army as 'tripe' and 'dangerously wrong' and the rewrite of the motto of the Girl Guides, removing reference to God, as 'vapid and anodyne'.

It is an in-house publication meant to amuse and impress a mother and father with very high standards.

The 99-ft., 3500 h.p. tug is the prettiest the firm has, said Jeff Blinn, editor of the Moran in-house publication Tow Line.

His mother is a senior administrator and the news managing editor of the in-house publication of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in Piscataway, N.J.

Mr. Phillips wrote an essay about the place in 1955 for Times Talk, an in-house publication (see below or click here).

To make ends meet he began writing financial articles for Forbes and an in-house publication of the American Bankers Association.

The workers, who are from the Lutheran World Federation and write for an in-house publication, say they were visiting several Lutheran aid projects in Zimbabwe.