Sentence examples for prominent publications from inspiring English sources

Of course, Bahrain is not the only country to employ firms to assist in spreading its message, or to place articles in prominent publications as a way to influence public opinion.

His family owns prominent publications as well.

Goodyear writes that bylines in prominent publications are, unofficially, "a measure of hirability".

Mundy has gone on to write for prominent publications, including the New Scientist and the BBC's Focus magazine.

Though the group claims to represent the world media that connect Hollywood to its vast international audience, few of the world's most prominent publications are members.

Two much-commented-upon articles have appeared recently in prominent publications questioning the viability of the traditional houses as the progenitors and repositories for authors' work.

He became director of the prominent publication El Día (1923 29; "The Day") and was president of the Council of National Administration (1929 31).

His ten-year term at C.D.B. was coming to an end, and he was seeking a university position; a prominent publication could give him a tremendous lift.

During his lifetime, Mr. Kazin was sought after as an essayist and reviewer by nearly every prominent publication one can think of.

One of his favorite anecdotes involved a prominent music writer in a prominent publication who had referred to three modulations to D-flat major in an opera of Verdi.

Jacobs, born in the small city of Scranton, Pennsylvania, had arrived in the neighbourhood in the 1930s, holding a variety of writing jobs culminating in work for the prominent publication Architectural Forum.