Sentence examples for publication new from inspiring English sources

Despite that work's cartoonishness, probably very few know that Calder was an illustrator for The New York Times, The New York Herald, The Philadelphian and the Communist publication New ­Masses.

Peter Beinart, the magazine's editor, has not seen the movie, but he is optimistic that it will bring the publication new readers.

Their resultant discoveries regarding air pressure and the vacuum appeared in Boyle's first scientific publication, New Experiments Physico-Mechanicall, Touching the Spring of the Air and Its Effects (1660).

"For better or worse," Vivien Marx wrote recently in the British publication New Scientist, "technology now allows TV programs to morph into a sort of dynamic database that gives you access to all kinds of spending opportunities".

But on Tuesday night, the British music publication New Musical Express reported, Mr. Tyler made a surprise appearance at a performance by Mr. Perry's band, the Joe Perry Project, at the Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza.

Although Honda's reliability scores were still considered good by the publication, new models introduced since 2009, including the Honda Pilot, Acura TL and Acura TSX, received low scores on the test track and were faulted for having interiors that didn't measure up to the models they replaced, Mr. Champion said.

News Corp. ranked in the top ten as it continues to deal with the fallout from the phone-hacking scandal at its former publication, News of the World.

Jobs created, publications, new knowledge generated?

Struggles with publications New York Daily News, U.S. News & World Report, Atlantic Monthly, but 3-year-old Fast Company brings home the bacon.

This includes scientific publications, publications in other media and new research projects, protocols, methods and equipment (e.g. publications, new research methods, better targeting of future research).

Last year it emerged that journalists at News International publication the News of the World had been illicitly accessing the voicemails of prominent people to find stories.