Sentence examples for publication noting from inspiring English sources

When Sherre was eleven, she contributed an essay about her father to a children's-book trade publication, noting his fondness for helping her with math homework.

That same week, an item appeared in a South Carolina lawyers' publication noting that Justice Thomas was arriving aboard the Michaela Rose in Charleston, a couple of hours north of Savannah, where the Crow family owns luxury vacation properties.

"Some of it is just repackaging," said Nick Monjo, editor in chief of School Uniforms Magazine, a trade publication, noting that "some clothing companies have been taking what they have been making all along and have started calling it school uniforms".

In his book In the Company of Writers, Charles Scribner discusses The Secret River's publication, noting Rawlings never mentions Calpurnia's race.

Now, the publication noted, the Army has to determine whether the exception should permanently apply to others.

The publication noted that only the first three stories had been built but that the additional two would be "built soon".

(As a Museums Association publication noted after her death, "Thatcher was no friend of museums and by the end of her reign in 1990, many publicly funded museums were in crisis after years of neglect").

Orbital Debris Quarterly News, a NASA publication, noted that at least three of the four breakups appeared to have been preventable if more caution had been exercised in designing and operating the vehicles.

"This political reform debate remains more of a rhetorical debate than an actual policy debate, about how to define China's democracy versus the West's," an editor with a party publication noted in a recent conversation.

The publication noted that Sony would save money on the advertisements that it would have run in the days leading up to the film's release – a seemingly meagre compensation in the circumstances.

Sunday it will be thirty years since the federal government's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (either the best or the worst name ever devised for a publication) noted that "5 young men, all active homosexuals," had fallen ill in an "unusual" way, suggesting "the possibility of a cellular-immune dysfunction related to a common exposure".