Sentence examples for published a piece on from inspiring English sources
A year later, they published a piece on Thai drinking food — the tapas of Southeast Asia — in Food & Wine, which discreetly called it "Be Cool... with Spicy Thai Salads".
THE Telegraph recently published a piece on poets and their editors.
"In the aftermath of Snowden, we published a piece on the psychology of leaks," Usowski said.
The Australian Greens have published a piece on their website pondering the merits of a party name change.
Two days later, The Times published a piece on the front of Business Day reporting that Madison Avenue remained skeptical about Facebook's suitability as an advertising medium.
Since Monday, when I published a piece on Trump's popularity with white nationalists and anti-immigration activists, events have moved rapidly.
About a month ago, after publishing a piece on the Huffington Post, I got a "Friend Request" on Facebook from someone whose job description was "Producer, The Jeff Probst Show".
The Los Angeles Review of Books publishes a piece on James Scott's "Two Cheers for Anarchism".
Echoes, a magazine devoted to the 1950's, is publishing a piece on New Canaan's houses in February.
Punch was put in the dock for publishing a piece on MI5's cack-handed failure to prevent IRA bombings.
Just because another magazine, newspaper or website publishes a piece on a singer or celebrity does not of itself legitimise what they publish as being factually correct.
