Once I submit this piece, I have no control over it, and you can make whatever sense you want out of it.
Soon after, once I had submitted to editors and publishers in New York and abroad, it was clear that I was not the only one to have had that experience.
"Once again I submit the obvious," Mr. Vollmann writes with regrettable accuracy: "Poor people are no more and no less human than I; accordingly, they deserve to be judged and understood precisely as do I myself".
And I once submitted symbolic (i.e. fake) bids for Oil and Gas Lease Sale 82 on Georges Bank - I was the only bidder as it happened, which led to cancellation of the lease sale.
But the Uni was an outgrowth of Street Lab, a nonprofit organization he runs with his wife, and Kickstarter's sell-yourself approach, he said, was unlike anything he had experienced in the nonprofit world: "Once I clicked 'Submit,' it became clear this was a public test on the whole endeavor".
In his time at The New Yorker, I once submitted a piece that was almost eighty thousand words long.
I once submitted a new account application on which the client self-identified as "moderately aggressive".
Smoking, I submit once more, is cool.
I have once again submitted an assisted dying bill to the ballot because we cannot continue to deny terminally ill people the dignity and choice they are entitled to at the end of their life.
Ok, I admit -- I did once submit an unsolicited design proposal for new uniforms for my beloved team and I don't really think I deserved to be spam blocked and added to the stadium watch list for it, but that's just me.
