Sentence examples for page published from inspiring English sources

He had Proust's page published in the French literary journal Les Cahiers du Mois.

The Web page, published around lunchtime on Monday, was labeled as "sponsor content," but otherwise looked like a sunny blog post about the church's expansion.

The page published contact details for all five of the councillors after Wednesday's meeting, calling them "traitors" and asking followers to contact them with their views.

Last fall the Op-Ed page published excerpts from letters home of some of the men and women who died in Iraq.

The movie, his first comedy, is based on a story he wrote for the Times Op-Ed page, published December 25 , 1990

Elsewhere, Open magazine on its cover page published a suggestive image of brightly painted closed lips, to go with its story on the latest fads in sex in India.

"This document puts the lives of many people in danger," Abdurrahman Khalid wrote on a Facebook page publishing the documents.

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One day, Mr. Auburn said, he picked up the 628-page published diaries of Mihail Sebastian, a Jewish literary figure in Romania, titled "Journal 1935-1944," read it, and then immediately read it again.

It may also offset the characteristic advantage -- or halo -- Pinter has walked beneath for decades now: that of being author of "the Proust screenplay," a 175-page, published script of "A Remembrance of Things Past," a script not yet filmed yet somehow esteemed as too lofty for that coarse business.

There is much in these 311 pages, published by Harvard University Press.