Sentence examples for is published to from inspiring English sources

This Side of Paradise is accepted by Scribner, and is published to huge acclaim.

They are just about to do a lobotomy when her first book, The Lagoon and Other Stories, which she wrote in secret, is published to great acclaim.

Now he is proclaiming deliverance in a book, The Riot Within: My Journey from Rebellion to Redemption, ghosted by Lawrence Spagnola, which is published to coincide with the anniversary.

The research is published to mark the launch of Co-operative Legal Services, willh will see the retailer offering a range of products including pre-nuptial and co-habitation agreements, divorces and will-writing.

The topical subject of how young women are exploited in the entertainment industry surfaces as a photoshoot of Claire and Dee in their underwear is published to coincide with the band's first big gig.

Official statistics show the unemployment rate for white workers with degrees is 2.3% but for their BAME counterparts the figure is 5.9%, according the TUC's analysis, which is published to mark the beginning of its annual black workers' conference.

1937 - The Middle Eastern question Partition of Palestine "Partition of Palestine between Arabs and Jews and the termination of the mandate are recommended by the Royal Commission, whose unanimous report is published to-day".

"Volcano" was published to broad acclaim.

No studies have been published to confirm this phenomenon.

It was published to great fanfare in 1919 in England.

Interesting results were published to enrich our understanding.