Sentence examples for publication to run from inspiring English sources

An Australian newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch has become the second publication to run images of the Duchess of Cambridge's bare bottom in its pages.

Furthermore, the idea is for these games to be automatically suitable for worldwide publication, to run on every major platform and to be optimized for quick reaction to monetization and user metrics after launch.

But later, on short notice, propaganda chiefs expanded the campaign and ordered other publications to run their own editorials as well.

The documents show company executives came up with ideas for medical journal articles, titled them, drafted outlines, paid writers to draft the manuscripts, recruited academic authors and identified publications to run the articles — all without disclosing the companies' roles to journal editors or readers.

Moving on… It's now time for all publications to run their World Cup retrospectives, and since we barely qualify as a publication it's time for ours.

Occasionally a publication wants to run an article about my work and they need a photo of me.

Other publications tend to run endless lists of these funds, including lots of tiny, fly-by-nighters that make the lists because they performed well for a couple of months.

A marijuana-themed magazine in Mexico was always going to represent a challenge to the authorities who have the power to prohibit publications considered to run counter to "proper customs".

To make it easier for publishers to comply, the union has set up a Publication Rights Clearinghouse to run a licensing and royalty program akin to Ascap and BMI in the music industry.

"With 'campaigning' reports BIG seeks support from MPs in advance of publication in order to run a campaign around a particular topic [mobile coverage, broadband, air passenger duty, etc].

One of the publications I used to run, The Texas Lawyer, once did a series of articles on elections for that state's highest court.