Sentence examples for journal sets from inspiring English sources
A paper published in Small, a nanotechnology journal, sets out the latest example of the technique.
Journal sets inscribed with Oscar Wilde quotes, $109, have already sold out.
But each journal sets its own policy, and critics say many of them have still not gone far enough.
Now, in an article adapted from Pamela Druckerman's soon-to-be-published "Bringing Up Bébé," the Journal sets out to tell us "Why French Parents Are Superior".
Booth, the literary adviser to the Philip Larkin Society and a co-editor of its journal, sets out to correct this public image — the result, he argues, of a failure to recognize the performative and self-caricaturing sides of the poet.
His journal set out to make the right intellectually respectable, stripping it of the associations with kooks and cranks that allowed liberals to depict it as a politics for cave-dwellers who had not reconciled themselves to modernity.
But Mr. Murdoch has already seized the reins of Dow Jones and The Journal, setting in motion what amounts to an overhaul of the look, content and staff of one of the world's most prized newspapers.
After WikiLeaks began revealing confidential documents, news organizations including The Wall Street Journal set up their own versions of digital dead drops, but no significant stories have emerged from those efforts.
We observe the analogous trends for the economics journal set.
Earlier reports from The Wall Street Journal set pricing for the service somewhere between $25 and $40 per month.
