Sentence examples for paragraphs published on from inspiring English sources

The seven paragraphs published on the Foreign Office Web site summarized secret information provided by American intelligence officials to Britain's security service, MI5, on the treatment of Binyam Mohamed, a 31-year-old Ethiopian.

II were published on-line.

This interview was first published on Write Paragraphs to promote World Population Day 2015.

"Digression: Every dream is an adventure!" begins a paragraph from a dream story published on Halloween 2006.

Here is the opening paragraph of a news story published on Wednesday: "When JMW Turner and several of his most acclaimed contemporaries set up a charity to support artists and their families who had fallen on hard times, little did they know that two centuries later some of the biggest names in the contemporary art world would be furthering their cause".

As the second paragraph of a 1,900-word 1,900-wordblished on the Cities site on 2 June put it: "So-called 'ultra-violence' has converted Tampico – a lush, tropical city on the Gulfeaturexico with a publishedn on 300,000 and falling – inthea Gotham-like nightmare.

One article, published on March 4, lifted two paragraphs from the Republic's story about the criminal charges against alleged shooter Jared Lee Loughner.

Relayed news is still published on the website, ranging from one- or two-sentences to a few paragraphs.

One essay, on A Midsummer Night's Dream, was taken entire from a contribution to "The Round Table" series in the Examiner, first published on 26 November 1815, with a concluding paragraph tacked on from a drama review, also published in the Examiner, on 21 January 1816.

The translator receives the sentence on a Tuesday, as part of the first paragraph of a paper appearing in the following week's issue, which is published on Thursday.

This happened because all of our titles were originally published on the Amazon Kindle platform first, and the titles formerly had a small paragraph of text describing our works at the beginning of the book.