Sentence examples for if you published from inspiring English sources

"If you published a story then, even in The New Mexico Quarterly, the publishers would call," Hardwick explained.

That's unlike the old days, say 15 years ago, when if you published your own book, you had to commit to buying hundreds or thousands of copies.

At the beginning, its animating philosophy was that if you published information that powerful and secretive organisations would prefer to keep private, then good things would happen.

But in the end, I felt like if you published it, why shouldn't I?" Father and son had never been able to talk about the novels, to Saul's regret; he got upset when Bellow told him, early on, that he just couldn't discuss them – it was too weird and close to home.

But there was a catch: they'd only be free if you published your game through Microsoft Game Studios.

For example, if you published a quiz, you could see how many people answered each quiz question correctly, and also where they dropped off.

If you do the research, if you publish the papers, you get the funding".

"If you publish it in the Sun you get six months, if you publish it in the Guardian you get a Pulitzer prize," he said.

If you publish your book now, in the teeth of my opposition, history will condemn you".

If you publish something obtained surreptitiously then you have to make a public interest argument.

"If you publish my name, I will be taken in 24 hours".