Sentence examples for published a profile from inspiring English sources

(Janet Malcolm published a Profile of Struth in this magazine shortly afterward).

(Of course, a quick search revealed that the magazine published a Profile of him, in 1969).

When the magazine published a profile of the notion, he decided to proceed.

Rolling Stone had just published a profile of Mr. Obama that included some colorful snippets from the pastor's sermons.

So, too, did Fortune magazine in 1997, when it published a profile of Louis V. Gerstner, then the I.B.M. chairman.

In March, The New Yorker published a profile of a chef who was about to open a restaurant.

On Monday, the magazine will publish a profile of another chef (link to come as soon as it's published) [update: here it is].

The athletic department publishes a profile of Pharms, who was involved in a domestic dispute over his extra­marital affair, entitled "Putting Phamily Phirst".

It is troubling that you would publish a profile of Bernard Trink, who has devoted his professional life to promoting and celebrating the prostitution of Thai women ("Serving as Guide to a Richly Tawdry Bazaar," Saturday Profile, Nov. 16).

The tweet accompanied a photo of the athlete on the cover of the latest ESPN Magazine, which is publishing a profile on Kenworthy and the struggle he's faced in coming out.

"Do we publish the rumors about John Travolta?" I replied that if we were publishing a profile of Travolta, then yes, it would be crazy not to mention rumors about his sexuality; a piece about Scientology, though, didn't need to go there.