Sentence examples for local journal from inspiring English sources

She graduated from Huntington High School and Huntington Business College, according to Huntington Quarterly, a local journal.

When he was still in high school, he says, his mother had submitted the poem to a local journal called Hanging Loose, which published it.

Together, they had published an article in a local journal, The Naturalist, on insects, mollusks and animal bones found in the area.

In 1783, a member of a debating society known as the Berliner Mittwochgesellschaft (Wednesday Club) asked readers of a local journal, "What is enlightenment?" The topic generated spirited discussion.

One wrote: In every city of more than 5,000 inhabitants this unobtrusive, smooth character had a friend — bookseller, member of the local literary society, editor of the local paper — who would be waiting on the platform when Zweig arrived, introduce his lecture, and write the dithyrambic feuilleton for the next day's local journal.

Only a few years ago, Saungkha might have published his poem in a local journal, perhaps under a pseudonym, so as to avoid detection or he might not have published it at all: writing a poem using the words "President" and "penis" before 2010 would have been practically unthinkable, or at least very daring.

His first verse appeared in local journals, collected in Poems and Songs (1862).

Their duty is to write the syndicate newspaper columns which appear in the local journals of smaller cities.

His first publications were reviews and articles for local journals, which were followed by essays on oratorio and folk song that appeared in 1853.

By the time he left prison, the inmates had nudged and negotiated their way to obtaining not only state newspapers but also local journals and, at last, foreign publications.

In Cincinnati she took an active part in the literary and school life, contributing stories and sketches to local journals and compiling a school geography, until the school closed in 1836.