Sentence examples for is at last published from inspiring English sources

Erik's first novel is at last published, though with rather less stress and storm.

Her memoirs were published posthumously, in 1954, as The Woman Within, and in 1966 an epilogue to In This Our Life was at last published as Beyond Defeat.

When the novel was at last published in 1995, shortly after Mrs Onassis's death and dedicated to her memory, Miss West found herself suddenly famous.

After his country achieved independence in 1989, Hrabal's underground works from the 1970s were at last published there, including Obsluhoval jsem anglického krále (I Served the King of England) and Příliš hlučná samota (Too Loud a Solitude).

Now, nearly two decades later, "English, August" is at last being published in America.

But he has at last published a book with a terrific title: "Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You".

But now that Sir John Chilcot's 2.6m-word report is at last to be published on 6 July, even atrocity tourists will have to spare a backward glance at Iraq in the weeks ahead.

Arts Council England has (at last) published guidelines on interns.

The much-awaited decree shattering the centuries-old monopoly of state agents—or commissaires priseurs over public art auctions was at long last published in July, more than a year after the law liberalising the market had been approved.

Issued in 1844, it is her last published work.

The Woods in Winter (1970) was her last published novel; she decided at that point that she was no longer prepared to subject her work to editorial control.