Sentence examples for publication somewhere from inspiring English sources

On average, in 2003, there was one article written about TerraCycle in a publication somewhere every week.

NOV. 6 The publication date of "Somewhere for Me: A Biography of Richard Rodgers" by Meryle Secrest (Knopf).

And that, more than anything, is why I'll be celebrating the publication of Going Somewhere -- my debut book about a cross-country bicycle trip and a search for direction -- by riding my bike from reading to reading: I want to be joyful, witty, clear.

Junkee sits somewhere between a publication, activist propaganda and a corporation.

Some 'publishers' have found that one can mock up what looks like a 'journal,' stick it on a web server somewhere, charge significant publication fees, and make a lot of money at it.

It's always a good idea to add a date somewhere in your publication so that when people are looking at it years later they'll understand why you and your friends were wearing whatever type of jeans you were wearing at the time.

Somewhere between premiere and publication, Beethoven renumbered the two compositions: the C minor became the Fifth Symphony, and the F major became the Sixth Symphony.

He added: "I like to think that Army Man was somewhere between a real publication and a very irresponsible, lawbreaking zine".

And, unless another surprise for readers lies somewhere in her files, this publication intensifies the regret that Harper Lee published so little.

As of publication, Mr. Spicer could be seen floating somewhere above Pennsylvania, flapping his arms and trying in vain to get to D.C. before his parachute took him all the way down to the ground.

In a 1998 interview with a trade publication, he said that he needed "a corner somewhere where I can just sit and scheme.