Sentence examples for published a monograph from inspiring English sources

He published a monograph, Newman's Oxford, in the 1970s.

Mr. Stucky, who published a monograph on Lutoslawski, put her onto that composer's Sonata.

In 1999 Rizzoli published a monograph about his work, "Tony Rosenthal," with a forward by Edward Albee.

In 2004, he published a monograph on the Internet that was titled "Ithkuil: A Philosophical Design for a Hypothetical Language".

Dr. Gustavus Eisen published a monograph about the cup which is generally believed to be the Holy Grail.

Last year, the Maison Martin Margiela published a monograph, helping to establish a timeline for the important pieces.

Next month, Rizzoli publishes a monograph by the art critic Arthur Danto celebrating Neshat's work.

The Cleveland Museum plans a symposium on the work in April 2006 and is publishing a monograph as well.

In the fall, Mr. Koolhaas will publish a monograph on shopping and why it is one of the major forces reshaping architecture.

It made this pronouncement by press release before publishing a monograph that will lay out the basis for its concerns — and will give independent scientists their first chance to evaluate this new judgment.

After his death, his fellow Dane Herluf Winge described Lund's collections in detail, among many others publishing a monograph about the rodents of the collection in 1887.