Sentence examples for major imprint from inspiring English sources

Her novel was rejected by every major imprint on the grounds that it was "too literary to prosper in a tough economy", and she was facing the very real possibility that "the book I'd worked on for five years might never be published".

Though he often joked that he was "America's oldest young socialist," Harrington made his major imprint on the national psyche at 35 in 1963, when President John F. Kennedy discovered, through Dwight Macdonald's 50-page New Yorker essay-review of Harrington's book "The Other America," that there were 40 to 60 million people living in poverty in what many had been calling our affluent society.

It comes from an editor at a major imprint.

This award recognizes an individual whose lifetime body of work has left a lasting major imprint on the LGBT community.

The Preakness, as the middle jewel of the sport's Triple Crown, is a major imprint in this city.

That's not to say that Garcetti doesn't have an opportunity to put a major imprint on the city.

Already, several major imprints are struggling.

But it is remarkable and more interesting that in a marketplace glutted with soldier memoirs — whether of the best-selling kill variety or a much more thoughtful and modest kind — only two literary novels written by soldiers in the war on terror have been released by major imprints.

Then Richards ran his own major label imprint 1500 Records.

"I would think that selling a few thousand copies of a self-help book like that would be a reasonable success for a small press like that," a publisher of a major New York imprint said.

Released in August 2016 by major label imprint Harvest Records, the album has garnered over 54.5 million streams to date, growing the band's monthly follower count to over 2.4 million.