Sentence examples for publications live from inspiring English sources

In particular, digital publications live or die on the shareability of articles.

This is a next-generation platform, and many publications live on publishing platforms from past decades.

Around this time last year, issuu had 14 million publications live on its platform.

Ultimately, though, publications live or die not because of their owners, regardless of how they feel about secrecy and transparency, but because of the work of their reporters and editors.

According to Facebook, the post violated their Ad Guidelines, which state: "Ads are not allowed to promote the sale or use of adult products or services, including toys, videos, publications, live shows or sexual enhancement products".

FOR more than 30 years, Ormond Gigli, a photographer of celebrities for Life and Time magazines and many other publications, lived and worked in his town house at 327 East 58th Street near Second Avenue.

The chief examples were Family Circle (founded 1964), an Anglo-American production, and its sister publication, Living (founded 1967).

Her hand-illustrated 1970 publication, "Living on the Earth" (a page of which opens this section), offered practical back-to-nature information on everything from mixing your own herbal skin-care products and natural childbirth -- "Eat some of the placenta," Laurel advised -- to Zen and the art of moccasin maintenance.

Publications that live both on the screen and on the newsstand tend to reserve their best material for print.

The publication Live and Invest Overseas picked Algarve, Portugal, as the best spot to retire overseas in 2017, based on a combination of natural beauty, weather and affordable housing.

The report puts one of its most important findings in blunt terms: "Nonprofits remain very reliant on foundation funding, and few appear to be rapidly approaching a sustainable business model" — that is, one that would allow the publication to live on without grants.