Sentence examples for piece of publishing from inspiring English sources

It is a magnificent piece of publishing, which would surely have amazed Hay himself.

He added that it may not be the final piece of publishing from the Golding clan.

And, despite delivering regular high-concept pleasures, S. is finally a brilliant piece of publishing rather than a wholly coherent rethinking of the novel.

A piece of published writing or a photograph can be copyrighted, but not the mechanics of a game.

In fact, my first ever piece of published work - complete with glaring typo (how 'chapbook' is that) - appeared in issue 25 of 'The Kerouac Connection', a serious publication with a worldwide readership and contributions from writers such as Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Carolyn Cassady.

As Jersin describes it to me, you can essentially "feed" the platform information such as certain kinds of expertise, or even a piece of published writing from someone who is similar to who you would like to hire, and it will produce a list of results of people who match up with whatever parameters your provide.

This issue includes her first piece of published fiction.

A self-styled Lancashire Hogarth, his first and most famous work, A View of the Lancashire Dialect, or, Tummus and Mary, appeared in 1746, the earliest significant piece of published Lancashire dialect.

In some circumstances we accepted one piece of published evidence if the paper described extensive experimental verification of the interaction.

This possibility arises because of the widespread exposure of humans to DBP and other phthalates (Hauser et al. 2004; Rudel et al. 2003; Schettler 2006), although there is only one piece of published evidence to indicate that phthalate exposure during pregnancy might cause changes in the male offspring that are analogous to those reported in rats (Swan et al. 2005).

However, two pieces of published research I have written with Colin Slasberg and Peter Schofield show that the government's strategy for delivering it, by giving people a "personal budget" to "self-direct" their support through a resource allocation system (RAS), has created a distraction from this challenge – and at great cost.