Sentence examples for idea of publishing from inspiring English sources

"This is the book that I've looked forward to publishing as long as I've had the idea of publishing anything," said Michael Pietsch, publisher of Little, Brown.

We had the "mould-breaking" idea of publishing a magazine in Bristol, Oxford and Cambridge.

Karakter publishing house successfully pursues the idea of "publishing what it likes most".

The antislavery atmosphere of the northeast led him to the idea of publishing a literary magazine to oppose slavery.

Robert B. Silvers, editor of The New York Review of Books, had the idea of publishing them.

She once had the idea of publishing "The Casual Vacancy" anonymously but realized that her anonymity would be short-lived.

That started me wondering – when did the idea of published celebrity interviews begin and do we know who the first interviewee was?

This is an edited version of an essay by Michael Hardt in The Idea of Communism, published by Verso Books.

Continuing his investigations into the properties and relationships of integers that is, the idea of number Dedekind published Über die Theorie der ganzen algebraischen Zahlen (1879; "On the Theory of Algebraic Whole Numbers").

In the rose window of Notre Dame, luxury is represented "as a woman titivating herself in front of a mirror", says Christopher Berry in his study "The Idea of Luxury", published in 1994.Sumptuary laws were devised over the centuries to discourage dissipation, curb imports of expensive fripperies and (often hypocritically) preserve distinctions of rank.

The idea of only publishing women is the same thing".