Sentence examples for published life from inspiring English sources

The august journal Nature recently published Life – a status report.

Before the end of the year, they had edited and published Life of Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak or Black Hawk.

A little over a year after the story was published, Life ran an editor's note under the headline, "Tragedy in a House that Friends Built".

When he published Life Is a Dream three years ago, an expansive "selected" poems, it was tellingly subtitled 40 Years Reading Poems.

Of course, choosing an agent is tricky – and horribly important, as they represent your only path to an editor and a published life.

For instance, John Carey's newly published life of William Golding displays a vigorous colour portrait and some bold typography to advertise its subject.

These variables use a mix of spatial and non-spatial data derived from a spatial analysis of the landscape and a review of published life-history parameters.

Therefore we extended our analysis to previously published life-history and morphological trait data from Arabidopsis.

The method of the study was copied to a large extent from the two other published Life-Chart validation studies [ 9, 10].

We estimate the reductions in GHG emissions using published life-cycle analyses of different foods and predict health benefits using published associations of RPM intakes with incidence of CHD, diabetes mellitus and colorectal cancer from recent meta-analyses.

There are allusions to religion (Deadly Sin and the Last Temptation), crime (Notorious and Outlaw) and publishing (Life, in white capitals against a red background, and Daily News, along with the old camera logo of that tabloid).