Sentence examples for published a spate of from inspiring English sources

He was completing his Ph.D., and he published a spate of scientific papers that changed history.

He also published a spate of manuals and monographs on Old Sardinian, Old Portuguese, Catalan, and Romanian.

Emboldened by such promises, Chinese Internet sites and newspapers have published a spate of accusations about officials and associates exploiting their illicit wealth and connections to acquire luxury-brand watches, expensive four-wheel-drive vehicles and other symbols of excess.

The New York Times published a spate of op-ed pieces after the 2008 Pakistani terrorist attacks blaming India and Hindu nationalism.

Mr. Schwarzenegger and his aides accused The Los Angeles Times of being a tool of the Davis campaign, publishing a spate of negative stories late in the campaign to throw the election Mr. Davis's way.

Even before the ceremony began, state media had published a fresh spate of denunciations of the 54-year-old and the judges who selected him.

There was a spate of published jeremiads about the movie's prospects last year as people who had not seen a second of footage wrote off its chances.

In "Textermination," published in 1992, literary characters from a spate of famous pens — Austen's, Flaubert's, Pynchon's, Rushdie's — convene in a San Francisco hotel to importune readers for their continued existence.

The last few years have seen a spate of thoughtful books published, grappling with the "problem" of school age boys.

A spate of books were published about Romney, more than for any other candidate, and included a friendly campaign biography, an attack from a former staffer, and a collection of Romney's speeches.

The Swiss chapter of Transparency International, an anticorruption organization, has called for the votes to be postponed until "full light is shed" on a spate of recent bribery allegations published and broadcast by European news media.