Sentence examples for never to be published from inspiring English sources

"If this interview were never to be published in English, I could tell you my true feelings about the Oscars," she says.

Mr. Lamo told Private Manning that he should consider him as a "minister or a journalist," adding that their chats would be treated as "a confession or an interview, never to be published".

Should he and Wilt Chamberlain engage in hand to hand combat to determine who is the champion lothario?) is this boastful post by Stephen J. Gertz on Book Patrol: According to a new biography never to be published, over the course of fifty-two years of reading in bed (since age 6), I've slept with 12,775 books.

You can pick either, and treat this as a confession or an interview (never to be published) & enjoy a modicum of legal protection".

There are hundreds of rolls, maybe thousands from the last five years, most of them unseen, most of them never to be published.

He said the information for the description for the series that was taken from The Times was never meant to be published, but had been provided as background information.

"A jealous rant to a lover never intended to be published cannot offend the NBA rules," Sterling said in the document, which was first reported by USA Today.

Eventually, with serial publication looming, he settled on The Personal History, Adventures, Experience and Observation of David Copperfield the Younger of Blunderstone Rookery (Which He Never Meant to be Published On Any Account).

The reports were never intended to be published and the BBC has not seen them.

Can we justify putting so much of our time and energy into this 'arms race', particularly for papers that are never destined to be published in the most prestigious journals?

An assistant, he said, put the image into a contest entry, as well as the series description that had first appeared in The Times, which he never had intended to be published.