Sentence examples for publication out from inspiring English sources

As originally conceived, "Maxwellisation" was intended to allow those to be criticised in an official report to respond in general terms prior to its publication – not to drag publication out by challenging every word of every line.

In case you haven't read the "official stories" or the gossip, Regent Media, the latest owner of The Advocate--once the national LGBT newsmagazine of record for America (41-years-old exactly!)--is reducing the publication to a 32-page mini-mag, taking it off the newsstands, and packaging it up with its "sister" publication, Out magazine.

A further letter threatening to kill more people was sent, and the United States Department of Justice, along with FBI Director Louis Freeh and Attorney General Janet Reno, recommended publication out of concern for public safety and in hopes that a reader could identify the author.

"Been there, done that" entered the public discourse in 1983, via the Union Recorder, a publication out of the University of Sydney.

At the time, Bond was a single mother of three living in one of the city's last public housing high-rises, and Kalven was reporting for an online publication out of a vacant unit.

"Picnic is unique, breaking the mold of what you see on the newsstand and as a publication out of Israel.

In the midst of the Chelsea gallery district, the street level storefront houses a precious stock of limited edition publications, out-of-print materials, and rare books by celebrated artists and emerging creatives.

Neither publication did out either politician, and both publications later denied ever intending to out the Congressmen.

But the story behind their publication turns out to be just as sensational too.

He said: "The publication went out without their knowledge or having seen a draft of anything.

The publication laid out a clear path connecting a measurable brain defect to a suite of behavioral problems.