Sentence examples for published in the middle of from inspiring English sources

The new plug is slated for industry review next year, with a final specification published in the middle of 2014.

Gainer wants her book, which is published in the middle of Black History Month, to give these forgotten pioneers their due; she wants their legacies acknowledged.

In a series of textbooks published in the middle of the century, the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler systematically accomplished the separation of the calculus from geometry.

They were supposed to be the hot properties of a big New York summer: two books about the private and public lives of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, published in the middle of his incendiary Senate campaign against the first lady.

The reality is that Hitler had harboured hostile views towards Jews since the 1920s, which coalesced first in the antisemitism of Mein Kampf, published in the middle of the decade.

Senior diplomatic sources told The Observer that the new UN resolution, which will give a legal basis to the Iraqi interim government, will be published in the middle of next month.

Mr Laws said that he feared the Treasury was attempting to slip out the 2003-04 figures when they would attract minimum publicity, adding: "It would not be beyond this government, or any other, to publish in the middle of the Sweden game, the World Cup final or on the day of the recess itself".

Vanity Fair jumps out of this list as a great Victorian novel, written and published deep in the middle of a great age of English fiction.

And yet it has produced all these writers, a huge number, including three of my closest friends – all published poets in the middle of this anti-poetic landscape.

He also tries never, ever to publish videos in the middle of the day.

Babble, a parenting blog that Disney acquired reportedly for about $40 million to help it target hipster parents, quietly ceased publishing in the middle of December, TechCrunch has learned.