Sentence examples for issuing a book from inspiring English sources

Mentions G.P. Putnam's Sons issuing a book called "Trout Fishing in New Zealand in War Time; Farrar & Rinehart: "Sniffy: The Story of a Skunk", by David M. Stearns.

By issuing a book to students that, according to Unruh, "depicted at least two households led by homosexual partners".

He founded a small press that issued a book of poems by Andrew Wylie, later to become a well-known literary agent.

michael f A. New York City Transit's communications department has issued a book on making proper announcements that is handed out to all conductors.

The Democratic Leadership Council has just issued a book with the barrel-chested title "With All Our Might: A Progressive Strategy for Defeating Jihadism and Defending Liberty," which offers essays by nineteen Democratic foreign-policy and defense experts.

Xi is reversing that trend: he has already graced the pages of the People's Daily more times than any leader since Chairman Mao; last week, the government issued a book of his quotations in nine languages.

Microsoft Press has issued a book called Writing Secure Code, now required reading in the company's crash security courses for programmers.

Unfortunately, the findings of those experimental studies conducted by him and Centre's researchers were not published in the international journals, but his successors issued a book on craniofacial distraction [12].

Alkan also issued a book of 12 studies for the pedalboard alone (no opus number, 1866) and the Bombardo-carillon for pedalboard duet (four feet) of 1872.

The Dutch-based Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation (historyandreconciliation.org/) has been issuing a series of books, in English, Arabic and Hebrew, which bring together Israeli and Palestinian historians.

Then, in 1979, Mailer issued a long book written like this: He finally asked her what she'd been doing.