Sentence examples for it publishes from from inspiring English sources

It is promising to pay authors €150 for every article it publishes from now on.

This argument was laid out recently in The New York Times Magazine in an excerpt it published from the book.

The Times does not solicit contributions to the fund; rather, it publishes articles from November to February about those who have been helped through the agencies.

As a result, New Express has probably been told it must limit what it can publish from now on about the case.

It publishes papers that utilize concepts from evolutionary biology to address biological questions of health, social and economic relevance.

In 1979, Mr. Thomas took an aggressive legal stand against The Nation when it published excerpts from President Gerald R. Ford's forthcoming memoir, "A Time to Heal," from Harper & Row.

A civil lawsuit by the UK's Sunday Times newspaper to recover $500,000 paid to Armstrong to settle a 2006 libel lawsuit after it published claims from a French book co-authored by its then sports editor.

The newspaper paid Armstrong nearly $500,000 after it published claims from the book "L.A. Confidentiel" that he had used performance-enhancing drugs.

In that matter, the newspaper had paid Armstrong nearly $500,000 after it published claims from "L.A. Confidentiel" that he had used performance-enhancing drugs.

In a subsequent blogpost, it published emails from several accounts that it said belonged to Medvedev, including receipts for technology purchases and a picture of him in a peasant shirt.

The Free Beacon dislikes Hillary, and the site undoubtedly pulled papers selectively — it published ones from the 1992 Presidential campaign, the bumpy first years of the Clinton Administration, and from the Monica chapter — none of which reveal anything crushingly awful.