Sentence examples for published not long from inspiring English sources

His third, "Le Sale Tour," or "The Dirty Tour," was published not long before this Tour began.

In a letter to The Press-Enterprise, a newspaper in Riverside, published not long before he died, Flicking wrote: "While I was still playing basketball, I was miserable.

Fittingly, the book has been published not long after Evacuation Day, the Nov. 25 anniversary of the British departure from New York in 1783.

A poll was published not long ago in which seventy-four per cent of French Jews said that they have considered leaving the country.

The Unsilent Generation caused quite a stir when it was published not long after the class had graduated, garnering reviews in a number of major publications, including The New York Times.

After studying at Johns Hopkins and Harvard, Professor Taylor taught in China in the 30's and won praise with a book, "America in the New Pacific," that was published not long after Pearl Harbor.

They're roughly going in order from January to July, and weren't all the FoI stories published, not by a long way.

Starr had published a memoir not long before, in which she recalled her affair with Earl Long, the three-time governor of Louisiana (and younger brother of Huey).

As the philosopher Bernard Williams observed in a book published in 2002, not long before his death, a suspicion of truth has been a prominent current in modern thought.

Its sister paper, The Sunday Times, published a poll not long before the Scottish referendum revealing – inaccurately, it turned out – a lead for the Scottish nationalists who would break up the Union.

"Good to Great" was finally published in late 2001 — not long after the dot-com bubble burst, the pixie dust surrounding visionary leaders had fallen away, and the 9/11 terrorist attacks shook the country to its core.