Sentence examples for publication read from inspiring English sources

TTG is a weekly publication read by agents, tour operators, hotels, airlines and tourist boards.

Punch wanted to shed its image as a fuddy-duddy publication read only by retired army officers in Cheltenham and grandmothers in Tunbridge Wells.

A tribute posted online by the publication read: "We are extremely saddened at the tragic news that Peaches Geldof has died.

Even within the ultra-Orthodox community, which numbers some eight hundred thousand in Israel, Hamevaser is a niche publication, read by only seven per cent of ultra-Orthodox people, or Haredim.

No known former Soviet spy has bought a prominent British newspaper before, let alone a publication read by the political elite and hitherto part of the conservative newspaper empire of Lord Rothermere's Daily Mail and General Trust.

Secretary Clinton said that she was "shattered" to discover that dozens of people had apparently purchased her book on its first day of publication, read all six hundred and fifty-six pages in one sitting, and judged the finished product so unsatisfactory that it only merited one star on Amazon.

"We were most interested in your story, 'A Prince Among Peasants,' but unfortunately it is not suitable for our publication," reads Chanu's rejection letter from The Bexleyheath Advertiser.

We assure her and our readers that our sources were well positioned to know the information they provided about Theranos, and they were vetted before publication," reads the Journal's statement on Dow Jones.

The LSID for this publication reads as follows: urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub C659B68A-0056-4BB8-A049-DCBC12BA9E06.

The incompleteness of metadata annotations contributed to a substantial increase in curation workload through an increased need for publication reading.

But these aren't alternative, fringe publications read by a radical minority.