Sentence examples for published a quickie on from inspiring English sources

In 1912, he published a quickie on the Titanic.

Tom started out as a "scholarship boy" at classy Amherst, where he and future best-selling author Aaron "Urban Cowboy" Latham published a quickie guide to dating in the Ivy League, Where the Boys Are.

If you're only able to be alone at particular times, play hooky from work one day and sneak a quickie on your partner's lunch break.

EXTEND THE METAPHOR I remember one letter written by a woman who'd had a quickie on the side of the highway.

I was looking for more of a steady relationship, more than a quickie on Saturday nights.

One of the subjects of that other long-running US sitcom, the presidency, had a quickie on Panorama last Monday to promote his autobiography.

Del Rey published an English-language translation oNovember 10 , 20099.

A nurse from Southampton Hospital addressing some 300 elderly people at a town seminar found few perfect scores when she posed a quickie quiz on remembering information written on a blackboard.

After all, he wrote a quickie book on the topic and judging by its sales numbers on Amazon no one cares.

But along the way the Magnes has had more than its share of high drama, including a much anticipated union with another local Jewish museum in 2002, closely followed by a quickie divorce on grounds of irreconcilable differences.

A quickie update on XStreamHD, a new service that aims to bring high-def (1080p) content to your home using geosynchronous satellites and its own set-top receiver.