Sentence examples for postscript in from inspiring English sources

Postscript: in 1982, Brown won Cosmopolitan magazine's America's sexiest man contest.

THE GREAT MEAT COOKBOOK (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $40) might rank as the longest postscript in food history.

Postscript: In an earlier post, I wrote that Djokovic has always refrained from doing an impression of Federer.

The skirmish over the release of the contract has become just one more postscript in the Great Olympic Stadium Mystery.

Most telling is a postscript in which he writes that "talent appears to be on the increase, genius on the wane".

After completing "Experiment in Autobiography," he went on to write a private "Postscript," in which he could be more explicit about "sexual events and personal intimacies".

Versions of Publisher older than Publisher 2002 and older PDF conversion utilities require you to create a PostScript-capable file by saving your file in PostScript format in the "Save As" dialog.

The title of his new book, "As of This Writing," suggests a man who doesn't much care about having the last word, and most of the essays are accompanied by postscripts in which Mr. James embellishes and qualifies his earlier judgments, and occasionally allows himself a chortle of satisfaction at their rightness.

But in his postscript, written in the aftermath of the banking crisis and after the election, I part company with his critique.

In a Postscript published in 1975, William Shawn articulated her significant intellectual legacy: Erin Overbey is the chief archivist of The New Yorker.

In a Postscript published in July , 1978 William Shawn wrote that Rosenberg was nominally an art critic, but he was essentially a thinker, a philosopher.