Sentence examples for publication into from inspiring English sources

That singular circumstance turns the publication into a phenomenon.

He also built the maritime collections and transformed the museum's membership publication into a quarterly history magazine.

And then there's the way it sold like hot bannocks all week long – clearly overtaking the Scotsman plus the continuing Herald and winning "indefinite" publication into the future.

[C6.] American Media, the biggest publisher of traditional tabloids, will soon try to transform the newsprint checkout publication into a fancy magazine.

He has changed his flagship magazine from a fairly conservative publication into one that has taken the lead in discussions of sensitive subjects like divorce and issues like climate change.

When she speaks in the community, Ms. Leach, the first woman to hold the title of Beacon Journal editor, is inevitably accused of turning the publication into the "Ladies Home JournalLadies Home Journal

It joins bits of missing metadata information, scattered in public archives and associated publications, into a consistent, easily accessible and regularly updated data resource.

He says he'll further his efforts to get kids reading by investing his proceeds from the sales of Jimmy Patterson publications into pro-literacy initiatives in schools, public libraries and independent bookstores.

Cornell's work continued to capture the imagination of the public and scholars alike and to engender many exhibitions and publications into the 21st century.

The resulting article, "His Cheatin' Heart" — eleven thousand words of sexual gossip retailed to Brock by Arkansas state troopers who had served on Clinton's gubernatorial bodyguard detail — was mainlined, pre-publication, into the media bloodstream via a well-managed leak to CNN.

The move by Time follows other decisions by media companies to make their publications into standalone companies.