Sentence examples for it published under from inspiring English sources

The newspaper kept its promise, but the article it published under the headline "Baby-Deforming Drug May Cost Woman Her Child Here" caused a sensation and led the hospital to cancel the scheduled procedure.

If you want it published under your own name or Apple's publishers license, spend $499.

She also said that she was sure that Sylvia Plath never wanted it published under her own name.

The Sun got wind of it – and got hold of nude pictures of Caplin, which it published under the headline "Secrets of Blairs' Girl Friday".

If she said she didn't want to hurt people's feelings, by having it published under her own name … I certainly think that Ted and Olwyn should have mentioned that.

If she said that so definitely: that she didn't want to hurt people's feelings, by having it published under her own name … I certainly think that Ted and Olwyn should have mentioned that – because Ted certainly knew.

Last year, about the same time that Bezos was negotiating with the Grahams, Amazon arranged to fly about 80 of the authors that it publishes under its own label, Thomas & Mercer, to a Seattle conference.

According to Dalrymple, the likely real reason was that if it were published under Hay's name, it would harm his ambitions for office, for "to attack labor overtly, in print, would not have been politically prudent".

A spokesman for the Wikimedia Foundation, Jay Walsh, said that anyone who wanted to use Wikipedia material for translation was welcome to do so (it is published under a Creative Commons license), but that feeding it back into the Wikipedia sites would require "a conversation" to make sure translations were accurate.

It's published under a Creative Commons (Attribution-Noncommercial) License, so by all means re-distribute it however you see fit, as long as you link back either here or to PaulCarr.com.

It was published under the collective pseudonym "DHJ Polymath".