Sentence examples for published only after from inspiring English sources

A new issue is published only after all copies of the previous issue have been sold.

Most of the poems of the 1930s were published only after Vallejo's death.

Because of the work's homosexual theme, the novel was published only after Forster's death.

They really aren't requests for comments anymore because they are published only after a lot of vetting.

Tibor Déry, whose chief work was published only after 1945, wrote realistic novels and a challenging autobiography.

Both books were first published only after Machiavelli's death, the Discourses on Livy in 1531 and The Prince in 1532.

Embedded in the campaign with the understanding that he would publish only after the election, Mr. Binet, 40, whose parents were Communists, said in an interview that he initially favored Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a candidate further to the left.

We bade a sad goodbye to Iain Banks this year; his final novel, The Quarry (Little, Brown), was published only days after his death from cancer.

Banks's final novel, published only days after his death, bears a family resemblance to these, though it's shorter, simpler, and takes place in north-east England.

His first, "Holy War, Inc.," was published only weeks after 9/11 and drew upon his experiences interviewing Bin Laden, as part of a CNN team, in 1997.

Wollstonecraft's Rights of Men was published only weeks after Burke's Reflections.