Sentence examples for publication off from inspiring English sources

After subjecting me to a good 20 minutes of infernal bowing and other assorted chinky-dinkery, he offered to pay me what I've been assured is an appropriately absurd parcel of riches to take this tiresome publication off my feeble hands for good".

Just before launching Politico, Allbritton passed on a deal to buy nine more TV stations that The New York Times put on the market, deciding instead to focus on getting the political news site and D.C.-area publication off the ground, according to a Washingtonian profile.

After the war, Morgan served as Chief of Operations for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration UNRRAA) in Germany until his position in Germany was eliminated following publication of "off the record" comments concerning incompetence and corruption within UNRRA, including diverting the resources of UNRRA to the support of Zionist ambitions to further political ambitions.

He has refused the publication of spin-off novels and comic books that have tried to definitively link the two.

Identifying the detailed mode of action of active compounds is a major endeavor today, as is evident by the large number of publications on off-target effects of drugs that made it to the market even decades ago and whose off-target effects remained unknown.

Its publication set off contentious debates in several online communities, including FreeRepublic and Salon.

Lost in all this is the fact that Charlie Hebdo has spent much of its life as a publication fending off French anti-speech laws.

The order against the book's publication set off a widespread debate over the boundaries between intellectual property rights and freedom of expression, pitting arguments about literary originality against claims about racial justice.

The publication turns off the cache settings on the default browser for all laptops — not just Mac laptops.

Knowing there were untold others out there that shared their taste in men, they released the first issue as 45 xeroxed copies rife with portraits of masculine, rugged guys, and the publication took off from there.

The publication got off to an unfortunate start by reproducing a photograph on page two of the editorial that purported to be of Eddy, but was in fact of someone else.