Sentence examples for notably published from inspiring English sources
Cocteau was born near Paris in 1889, and he was a notably published author by 1914, a young man who had met Apollinaire and Proust, Picasso and Braque, Stravinsky and Diaghilev.
They've notably published Tonke Dragt's Letter for the King (read first chapter here) and Annie M G Schmidt's Cat That Came in Off the Roof (read a review here), an absolute classic in Holland and Europe but never before translated into English.
As editor of the Southern Literary Messenger in Richmond, Virginia, he notably published (1835) "The Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfaall," in which he presented as a news account the story of a man who, he claimed, had flown in a hot-air balloon to the Moon and stayed there for five years.
Notably, published in 2012, SMART-seq allowed for greater sensitivity and capturing of full-length transcripts, however cells had to be manually picked in that experiment limiting practical cell capture counts.
Publishing articles in both Romanian and French, Curierul Românesc had, starting in 1836, its own literary supplement, under the title of Curier de Ambe Sexe; in print until 1847, it notably published one of Heliade's most famous poems, Zburătorul.
Notably, published clinical trials have focused on erythrocyte production and thus were not designed to assess potential benefits of rhEPO on survival or recovery unrelated to treatment of anemia.
The group notably publishes Rumiyah and other materials in Russian and in Central Asian languages.
The group notably publishes Rumiyah and other materials in Russian and in Central Asian languages.
Glenview is now primarily residential, though it has some light industry, notably publishing, food processing, and toolmaking.
Handel's finest chamber music consists of trio sonatas, notably those published as Six Sonatas for Two Violins, Oboes, or German Flutes and Continuo, Op. 2 (1733).
One: Potential conflicts of interest between the Mayor's constitutional responsibility for setting police priorities and being accountable to the public for police performance, and his political objective of securing the support of newspapers, notably those published by News International.
