Sentence examples for publication something from inspiring English sources
The government's attempt to block publication — something ended by the Supreme Court — was the best publicity, he said.
If you're writing for publication, something else that comes into play is house style.
"In the suburbs there has been more interest in a broader publication, something that had more space".
In essence, the strategy has been to turn TV Guide into an enthusiasts' publication, something like a Car and Driver or Field and Stream that has a particular target audience.
Blue books were published on all aspects of foreign policy containing despatches between his or her majesty's government and foreign powers up to only a few months before the date of publication: something that would be unthinkable indeed dismissed as dangerous now.
A Weatherproof spokesman, Allen Cohen, said the company had also tried to run ads in The New York Times, The New York Post and Women's Wear Daily with the image, but had been turned down by the publications — something it tried to publicize this week.
"Of course she was a workhorse," Oates writes of M.R., "but an uncomplaining workhorse — with the Harvard degree, and publications, something of a Thoroughbred-workhorse".
"Books are a big portion, but we sell everything that has anything to do with black culture -- art, artifacts, black body products, black financial publications, something for everybody," he said.
(Maria cancelled the New Directions publication of "Something Cloudy, Something Clear," in 1993, presumably because of its homosexual content).
The courts recognize, Professor Edelman said, that there is no point in banning the publication of something already widely disseminated.
What Greenfield has left us, despite the disjointedness almost inevitable in posthumous publication, is something very different from a traditional memoir.
