Sentence examples for published a sticker from inspiring English sources

The Heat editor, Lucie Cave, said that the magazine made a "grave mistake" in 2007, before she took over running the title, when it published a sticker mocking the disabled son of glamour model and reality TV star Katie Price, who made a complaint to the PCC.

The book was initially called Gumby's Arthur Adams Specials, but was eventually published with a sticker covering Adams' name on the cover, effectively renaming the book Gumby's Spring Specials.

Its current post in praise of Hufflepost House gets one of its "win" stickers, as does its post about J.K. Rowling having published a novel under a pseudonym.

The premise is that if you spend $2,000 and receive 200 books you have essentially spent $10 per published book with a sticker price of $15, therefore earning you $1,000 in return if you sell all of them for face value.

The overall quality score for each school (which is exactly the overall quality score we used to derive the overall best college 2010 America's Best College ranking) is divided a school's published (or "sticker price") tuition for 2008, the most recent data available in the IPEDS comprehensive database.

Ms. Baum emphasized that it was important for families to understand that only about a third of students pay the published tuition, or sticker price.

Only about one-third of full-time students pay the published sticker price, and even this third may receive significant tuition tax credits that lower the effective cost.

Anyone can make and publish stickers in just minutes, but that leads to its own problems such as plagiarism and differing levels of quality.

Slap a sticker on it.

"You can have a sticker".

He handed Tabby a Sticker.