Sentence examples for published a print from inspiring English sources

In 1999 the company debuted the Encarta Africana, an encyclopaedia of black history that was the result of a collaboration with scholars, including Henry Louis Gates, Jr., and published a print and digital dictionary, the Encarta World English Dictionary, called the Encarta Webster's Dictionary of the English Language in subsequent editions.

Haavik and Dill published a print edition of their stories during Welcome Week at UMD.

They hope to publish a print version next year.

Last fall, Newsweek announced that it would stop publishing a print edition at the end of the year.

In a joint effort with Hearst Magazines, it will begin publishing a print magazine called Space.com Illustrated in September.

In a joint effort with Hearst Magazines, it began publishing a print magazine called Space.com Illustrated this month.

The Star-Ledger in Newark did not publish a print edition on Tuesday and directed subscribers to nj.com for news updates.

She said that is especially true because the e-book does not carry the overhead or require the planning of publishing a print book.

After three days of online-only publication, the paper began publishing a print edition, and its follow-up coverage was praised as being deep and meaningful, wrote Carr.

And while she acknowledged that she enjoyed "holding the magazine in my hand," she was pragmatic about print's future and said she would stop publishing a print magazine if it were not profitable.

As I noted in my post, that sounds good in theory but may turn out to be a hard promise to keep. 2. Many readers want The Times to keep publishing a print edition forever.