Sentence examples for publication of notes from inspiring English sources

Sontag burst into panoramic view with the publication of "Notes on 'Camp' "in Partisan Review in the fall of 1964.

Even before his departure from France, Jefferson had overseen the publication of Notes on the State of Virginia.

But two things were to interrupt what in 1955, with the publication of Notes of a Native Son, seemed to be a brilliant career.

By the time of the publication of Notes, then, Jefferson's record on slavery placed him among the most progressive elements of southern society.

In any case, coming as it did at the midpoint of Jefferson's career, the publication of Notes affords the opportunity to review Jefferson's previous and subsequent positions on the most volatile and therefore most forbidden topic in the revolutionary era.

However, his elevated status at the Spectator, where he was joint managing editor from 1978-82, had more beneficial side effects, not least the publication of Notes for a New Culture in 1976: "Of course it was only published because I was literary editor of the Spectator," he asserts.

My book, "I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell" ( href="http://www.ihopetheyservebeerinhell.com">www.ihopetheyservebeerinhell. com), just passed 60,000 books sold (in only six months) and spent two weeks as a NY Times Best Seller (and that was literally without one single book review in any publication of note).

He pulls up the website: http://darwinlibrary.amnh.org, and clicks on a page from the CUL publication Portfolio of notes for Natural Selection and On the Origin of Species, first sorted 1854.

As part of the dynamic updating of WEBTech Notes, the U.S. Government Printing Office has ceased publication of Administrative notes, technical supplement (ANTS).

While fragmentary notes from other delegates preceded Madison's, none came close to telling a full story, until publication of the notes.

But for an object lesson in the most exacting form of attention, I would passionately recommend a recent publication of Field Notes by JH Prynne, a book-length commentary on a single Wordsworth poem, The Solitary Reaper.