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Sentence examples for publish on from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'publish on' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the date or time something is published, typically in the context of a announcement, article, or other content. Example: The new issue of the magazine will be published on April 10th.

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Next February, Canongate will also publish On Love, a collection of the author's writings on relationships.

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The Guardian - Books

They publish on average one new article each day.

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The New York Times - Tech

(It does not publish on Sunday).

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The New York Times

It will not publish on weekends.

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The New York Times

Like The Post, it does not publish on Sunday.

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The New York Times

Our final winner will publish on Aug. 27.

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The New York Times

The next installment will publish on Friday, Sept. 6.

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The New York Times

We will choose several essays to publish on NYTimes.com.

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Those online agencies are not required to publish on-time data for the flights they sell.

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The New York Times

Best yet, indies can self-publish on the PS4.

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TechCrunch

Five-year old publish-on-demand pioneer Lulu says it is doubling in size every year.

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