Sentence examples for publication copy from inspiring English sources

I want to get a sense of what they like or don't get before I complete my final publication copy.

After acceptance of article for publication, the publication copy rights automatically become those of the publisher.

It can be the kind of journalism that every rival publication copies without even questioning its merits, creating astonishing ripples of publicity.

Thirty years after Aspen ceased publication, copies of the actual magazines are rarely found outside museum libraries and dusty flea-market bins.

Rizzo had been denying the story since the columnist Jack Anderson, who had a pre-publication copy of the book, had reported it a few months earlier.

The other day, I was stuck at O'Hare for eight hours, but I had a pre-publication copy of a riveting memoir, "A House in the Sky," by Amanda Lindhout, about being kidnapped in Somalia.

One example from last year involved publisher Penguin offering VIPs the ability to get a pre-publication copy of Hari Kunzru's latest book before wider release to spread the word, and then offer their followers a chance to order it in advance.

Savage said McGee and Fiedler told him they had "clear memories of sharing the pre-publication copy" of the Times magazine story before his decision to put McGee on a plane.

DeJulio's experienced this Hollywood mentality firsthand when his boss, having received a pre-publication copy of Dan Brown's mega-best-seller The Da Vinci Code, asked DeJulio to read it.

We have provided a pre-publication copy of the report for all of you here at this conference to study.

Pre-publication copies (signed by the author on request), with the limited-edition print, are available at £4.99 by cheque from James Bancroft ([email protected]), 280 Liverpool Road, Eccles M30 0RZ.