Sentence examples for published on pages from inspiring English sources

The 2014 Gordon Research Conference schedule was published on pages 902 to 926 of this issue of the print version of Science.

The 2014 Gordon Research Conference schedule was published on pages 1526 to 1536 of this issue of the print version of Science.

The paper by McShane et al (2005) published on pages 387 391 in this issue of BJC, represents several years of discussion from experts in this area, representing European and USA groups, who have produced a consensus on how to design and present these studies.

Guardian readers might especially appreciate the character with a column called "Natural Dad", published "on page four of the glossy magazine of the biggest-selling liberal weekend newspaper".

"It was a risk and to this day I regret that happened in the McCann case, I can only repeat the apology which was published on page one... for the hurt and distress we caused," Neesom replied.

"Does the state say to newspapers, 'here is your penalty, we didn't like that story you published on page one today.' You might say, in some circumstances, that's fine, but there's a lot of people who say they don't want the state to determine what's in newspapers," he told Radio 4's The World at One.

My second contribution to Stereophile was a personal essay that was published on page one.

The picture is published on page 34 of The Billboard.

Well, that's what it said in the headline and the text of the story published on page 27 on 27 April.

One, published on page four of the party's mouthpiece newspaper, The People's Daily, urged citizens to move on from the decade of upheaval, which officially began on 16 May 1966 and ended with Mao's death in September 1976.

Earlier this week, Sander Herfst, a virology postdoc at Erasmus MC here and the first author of Fouchier's paper, published on page 1534 of this issue of Science, was getting the champagne ready and announcing a lab party on the bulletin boards.