Sentence examples for moment published from inspiring English sources

The magazine says Trierweiler's book – Merci pour ce moment (Thanks for the Moment) published last week – is a "300-page crime of passion".

Why? Here's the non-apology (via the Lede): Our photo editor realizing the significance of this historic moment, published the picture, but in his haste, did not read the "fine print" that accompanied the picture, forbidding any changes and published a picture omitting the female participants in the room….

In his book "The Decisive Moment", published in 1952, he wrote: "It is the simultaneous recognition, in a fraction of a second, of the significance of an event as well as a precise organisation of forms, which give that event its proper expression".

There was a bizarre ghostwritten book, Moments, published when his Manchester United career had just taken hold in 2007, the early pages of which are consumed by his "fondness for advertising", with stories and images from publicity shoots in Jakarta, Indonesia.

An initial chronology of the flight's final moments, published in May, confirmed suspicions that a loss of consistent speed readings, probably a result of icing of the plane's airspeed sensors, had set off the chain of events that brought down the plane, Flight 447 en route to Paris from Rio de Janeiro, on June 1 , 2009

PARIS — The captain of the Air France jet that crashed in the Atlantic two years ago was in the cockpit, though not at the controls, as the crew struggled to recover from a high-altitude stall, according to an initial chronology of the flight's final moments published Friday by French investigators.

Rumberger repeatedly said the press was focused on making its work more "accessible". Verso wants to publish "political analysis that's accessible, that speaks to [Americans] in this moment". Print publishing moves at such a snail's pace that none of the magazines or presses I spoke with has specific plans for new books or issues devoted to the Trump phenomenon.

Cartier-Bresson's ''The Decisive Moment,'' published in 1952, went on to become one of the most influential photography books ever made (a meticulous facsimile of the original was reissued last year by Steidl).

The Built Moment is published by Faber (£14.99).

1971 – Never a Dull Moment is published by Bantam Press (£20).

A Very Expensive Poison, the Guardian Bookshop's book of the moment, is published by Guardian Faber (£12.99).