Sentence examples for monograph out from inspiring English sources

HENRY: I expect to get a short monograph out of mine.

While working for Ralph Lauren, Phibbs formed an inspired partnership with the label's chief creative officer, Alfredo Paredes, whose encouragement and art direction led to "Chasing Beauty" (Powerhouse; $50), the photographer's first monograph, out next week.

Having got her PhD, and a monograph out of it, Todd worked through a number of teaching positions in the US, before finding a stable berth at Rutgers, the New Jersey university with the massive Princetonian inferiority complex.

Thanks to exhibitions in 2009 at MoMA and the Guggenheim museum, both in New York, and the publication of a monograph, Out of Now, co-authored with Adrian Heathfield, he has been belatedly acknowledged as a seminal early figure in the evolution of durational performance art.

His latest book, "Monograph," came out in October.

Dissolution tests measure the amount of drug released into the dissolution media with time following detailed protocols (official monographs) set out for most drugs in pharmacopeias (e.g., European, British, USP, World Health Organization [WHO] International).

He riffled through a monograph on John Bellany, pointing out how the artist's brushwork and composition deteriorated as his alcoholism intensified, then admired a late-era work.

He has a monograph on his work out from Phaidon; he is curating a show at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles; and he is designing a fountain at the Standard hotel in New York with his wife and fellow artist, Johanna Jackson.

This piece is from "Deana Lawson: An Aperture Monograph," which comes out in September.

I bought a small pocket-sized monograph that fleshed out the details of his short, tormented life.

These studies began with Dilthey's monograph, which pointed out the irrationalistic and vitalistic aspects of Hegel's youthful writings.