Sentence examples for publication months from inspiring English sources

Other than Bryant's own memoir, rushed to publication months after her victory,1 Fred Fejes Gay Rightss and Moral Panic (2008) is the first book devoted primarily to this pivotal moment in American history.

The school said Tuesday that officials approved the publication months before he was charged with murder, and the Patriots said they would not comment on matters involving Hernandez.

The entry of the German study into the OSHA record only after it was accepted for publication, months after the regulatory docket closed and years after data collection was complete, raises an important question for public health research: when regulatory proceedings are underway, should potentially important data be sequestered until the peer review process is complete?

The book is scheduled for publication just months before the mayoral election.

In 1904 it was suppressed, but it resumed publication some months later.

But SmartMoney Magazine, which began publication six months after Worth with an emphasis on utility, quickly made it into the black while Worth languished.

Its eventual publication, two months after the Bondi-Gold paper, was a coincidence that formed an impenetrable phalanx for nearly two decades.

The Times, which recently reported a daily circulation of about 226,000, ceased afternoon publication eight months ago, beginning a head-to-head competition with the morning Post-Intelligencer.

Henry Luce hired him and three other photographers to work on what he called "Magazine X," the prototype of Life, which was to begin publication eight months later.

Indeed, it has been impossible not to laugh out loud at the injured squeakings of some irate reviewers of the hardback version, a book, we should note, that has sold hundreds of thousands of copies since publication eight months ago.

While Donald Trump has a reputation for threatening and pursuing litigation, it is unusual for a major party nominee or their spouse to mount legal action against a publication only months before an election.