Sentence examples for published chapters from inspiring English sources

Capote, meanwhile, published chapters from his long-gestating "Answered Prayers" in Esquire, and the resulting fallout — longtime friends, recognizing themselves in the barely veiled portraits of desperation and decadence, cut Capote off — infuriated and hurt him.

In 1923, Broom published "Chapter CCCLXVIII of Joseph Gould's History of the Contemporary World".

The newly published Chapter 9 of the Cloyne report deals with accusations by 13 people against a priest referred to by the pseudonym Father Ronat.

Moreover, her original final chapter was "completely different" from the published chapter, which "deals with what the United States and Brazil have in common, and in it she praises Brazil's more effective way of dealing with issues of race".

Unfortunately Cherry Red, and Iain McNay in particular, were not averse to trying to twist the narrative in their favor, to the extent that the published chapter on Cherry Red is somewhat short of the truth.

This could be a boon for publishers, which have been suffering declining revenues from models that haven't been optimized for digital distribution, as it allows them publish chapters and books in Inkling's own store, publish single-title apps in the App Store, or export standards-compliant EPUB content to third-party distributors.

Viz acquired the license to publish chapters from the series in the Shonen Jump during the San Diego Comic-Con International in 2006.

But, once he bared his teeth at her and she didn't flinch, he was courteous to Moore, who published two chapters of the Oral History, in 1929.

I think I published sample chapters early on, while it was still in rough draft.

He published its chapters in instalments in Edward Bulwer's Monthly Chronicle.

It began serialization in Enix's Monthly Stencil magazine in its March 2001 issue and published five chapters in total upon the November 2001 issue's release.