Sentence examples for offered to publish from inspiring English sources

Matters settled down a little when a Jewish publisher offered to publish the book, but even then Honderich's first lecture back in Germany turned out to be a bear garden.

Soon afterward, the Spanish publisher Tusquets offered to publish his books.

And Mr. Wenner, whom Mr. Dennis had met through Mick Jagger, offered to publish the biography, just completed, under his Straight Arrow publishing imprint, and a British publisher -- that normally published "books about Lao Tzu," Mr. Dennis said -- agreed to also.

Beach offered to publish the novel privately, avoiding censorship.

Meanwhile, Edward Moxon offered to publish the elegies on Hallam that Tennyson had been composing over the years.

The Telegraph had previously offered to publish a clarification on page 2 and beneath the online version of the article.

He offers to publish public service advertisements for causes the subjects support, or to donate a percentage of the proceeds.

Reduce the cost of open-access publishing: Many mainstream scientific journals' offer to publish work open access for a hefty fee.

Bobby's a recognized figure on the local poetry scene, but the arbiter of that world, Fiachra Calhoun, has yet to offer to publish his book.

Aftonbladet, Sweden's most popular newspaper, asks readers to register their location, alerts them when big news breaks nearby, and offers to publish their most striking photographs or videos in exchange for a small fee.

It was first broadcast on Radio 4 and its success as a radio drama led Methuen to offer to publish the novel, insisting that Nigel be renamed Adrian (to avoid clashing with Ronald Searle and Geoffrey Willans's Nigel Molesworth).