Sentence examples for item published on from inspiring English sources

The Rolling Stones will not tour to celebrate their 50th anniversary, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards told Rolling Stone magazine in an item published on Wednesday.

An F.Y.I. item published on June 26, "The Hotel Next Door," talked about fighting illegal short-term rentals through the city's Buildings Department and its Web site.

It was clearly a pattern freak who wrote the following introduction to a "Trending" item published on Monday: "It's as Russian as Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and the Siberian steppe, but vodka has a new challenger as the world's fourth heaviest drinking nation's spirit of choice".

The list of proposed embargoed items, published on the government's website yesterday, also includes other medical aid such as bandages, crutches, sanitary pads, prosthetic devices and orthopaedic footwear.

Hazen and Trefil claim, "Every university in the country has the same dirty little secret: we are all turning out scientific illiterates, students incapable of understanding many of the newspaper items published on the very day of their graduation" (Hazen and Trefil 2009b).

Recipes, stories about specific locations that act as guide books and other 'evergreen' content form an interesting trend that could cause many of the items published on Storehouse to be referenced back far more than any 'ephemerally' shared image on a social service.

In total, 142 different countries had collaborated on at least one item published.

II were published on-line.

Last spring, she and a few other women created It Happens Here, a Web site about sexual violence at Amherst, and this month she drew a wide audience for two items she published on a student-run blog.

This clearly satirical news item was first published on The Political Garbage Chute.

As part of this resizing procedure, the area of each country was scaled relative to, for example, the total number of items it had published on breast cancer.