Sentence examples for published a time from inspiring English sources
By 1987, Freedman had amassed enough photos for a book, and she published A Time That Was: Irish Moments under the imprint Friendly Press.
In 2009, Paul Krugman published a Times column titled "Erin Go Broke," criticizing Ireland's failure to regulate its banking industry.
But after the article was published, a Times editor recalled seeing an endorsement by Sadick for a hair removal product by one of the manufacturers.
A few days into the new year, Daphne Merkin published a Times Op-Ed with the headline "Publicly, We Say #MeToo.
Two days after Yates's statement, on 11 July, he published a Times column in which he said that Caryatid "had left no stone unturned".
In October, St. Ann's Press will publish "A Time of Change," Mr. Davidson's book about the civil rights movement.
It got her started writing again; it got published a couple times.
He was created a life peer in 1987 and published an autobiography, Time and Chance, the same year.
He became an overnight star at the Times after he published a satire in Times Talk.
All published in a time when treason trials for publishing "seditious" material were not uncommon.
Robert Giroux, of Farrar, Straus & Giroux, which first published "A Wrinkle in Time," says, "Madeleine L'Engle?
