Sentence examples for irregularly published from inspiring English sources

Their self-described "North American ramblings" are presented in an irregularly published newspaper titled The LBM Dispatch, which recalls the documentary-style photography of days long gone.

More recently, he has been printing The LBM Dispatches, which he has described as "an irregularly published newspaper of the North American ramblings of photographer Alec Soth and writer Brad Zellar".

The equivalent of the liberal blogosphere back then was the "underground press," the anarchic collection of weekly and irregularly published quasi-newspapers and para-magazines that served as bulletin boards and primal-scream outlets for the counterculture and the various antiwar and "liberation" movements.

Meanwhile, Nielsen has irregularly published its numbers, (openly) announced methodology changes, and shown odd trends like a big drop in September (the last time it provided monthly US Facebook data).

Contributions will investigate from a wide variety of angles daily newspapers, weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, and irregularly published small magazines published from 1880 to 1950 in the English-speaking world.

The militant group that calls itself the Islamic State has a far-reaching propaganda apparatus, and to Western audiences, the irregularly published magazine Dabiq might be one of its best-known products.

The Times irregularly publishes the U-T's stories in its local-news sections, and vice versa.

In September 1955, the MINZU UNIVERSITY OF CHINA MINZU UNIVERSITY OF CHINA Research Department began to irregularly publish the Collected Papers on China Ethnic Studies, which contained influential papers and survey reports on ethnic research and work in the New China.

Bless the soul who, under the sobriquet @Lollinghurst, maintains Lines of Beauty, a Twitter account devoted to irregularly publishing sentences from Alan Hollinghurst's great novel "The Line of Beauty".

Until then, there had irregularly been published various wall newspapers.

Monographic Series is a complete set of proceedings published irregularly by academic institutions.