Sentence examples for publications ask from inspiring English sources

After toiling in the trenches for 52 weeks, at the end of the year many finance and business publications ask this question: How accurate were our stock picks over these past 12 months?

Speaking of publications: Ask your colleagues what productivity rates are expected in your own department and field.

She visited the sites of concentration camps and advertised in Jewish publications asking to interview survivors who knew Dr. Perl.

Dan Knutson, an American journalist for ESPN, Speed Sport News and other publications, asked Vettel about the last time he felt scared in a car.

In addition, museum curators took out advertisements in diocesan publications asking for historic artifacts and documents for the 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-footntil Dexhibition

Eventually Bishop Danticus, seeing the inevitability of publication, asks to compose some verses as a foreword.

A New York publication asked what the implications are for a socially conscious coffee-store owner.

In 1881, shortly after her death, "The Literary News," a New York publication, asked its readers to submit their own "Gems from George Eliot," which is reprinted here.

"Could The Wanted usher in a new wave of British pop to American shores?" the publication asked after Bieber's manager, Scooter Braun, signed The Wanted.

The most startling observation came when he was asked how often scientists reviewing his papers for probity before publication asked to see details of his raw data, methodology and computer codes.

I was laminating some pornographic playing cards the other day when I got a phone call from this publication asking me to write a poem about the Edinburgh festival.