Sentence examples for published herself from inspiring English sources

Magnificent woman, and her response, which she published herself, is within the best, eff-off Tory traditions.

Ms. Fass and Ms. Posner say they are trying to pre-empt employees like Kerry Spreckman, who became so good at lying that she wrote and published herself "The Hooky Book," which lists 200 excuses to tell a gullible boss.

Her books, which she publishes herself and sells for $12.95 each at truck shows, are stored in the trailer's nose.

Ms. Suvino, a former trainer with Lighthouse International, is writing a book on assistive technology for the blind, which she hopes to publish herself this year.

She published it herself, which perhaps explains its unwieldy title.

The Web turned up many near-misses: she'd written about ghost stories, especially Henry James's, and even published several herself.

She then published it herself until The New Milford Times, under Trip Rothchild, took it on as a regular column in it's newspaper.

Unable to find an English printer willing to set up A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man for book publication, Weaver published it herself, having the sheets printed in the United States, where it was also published, on Dec. 29, 1916, by B.W. Huebsch, in advance of the English Egoist Press edition.

She is also a published poet herself... another artistic talent that she shares with Frank.

She had completed eight novels but had failed to acquire an agent when, last April, she decided to publish them herself via the Kindle store.

Author: Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) was the daughter of academic and essayist Sir Leslie Stephen, and began publishing essays herself in 1905 after moving to London's Bloomsbury with her brother Adrian.