Sentence examples for published out of the from inspiring English sources

"There are papers published out of the work that Zooniverse does: 65 to date on space topics.

And two newspapers, The Community Journal and The Community International Reporter, are published out of the media center.

Or, take Om, from Washington D.C., first published out of the Pentagon by a Navy recruit named Roger Priest.

This donation included issues of 291, a monthly magazine published out of The Little Galleries of the Photo Succession, run by her husband Alfred Stieglitz.

In 2001 he published Out of the Frying Pan: Scenes from My Life; another autobiography, Stirred But Not Shaken, is due for release next month.

Jack was Jack Woody, editor at Twelvetrees Press, who designed and published Out of the Sixties in a limited edition of 1,000 copies.

They publish out-of-print female authors from the 19th century.

The company also publishes out-of-print American cookbooks.

The report of the sentencing first appeared on Wednesday in Xinjiang Daily, an official newspaper published out of Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang, a vast region in western China where Uighurs, the largest ethnic group there, chafe against policies set by the ethnic Han, who rule China.

was published out of irony (excuse the pun).

In an earlier novel, "Please Look After Mom," which was originally published after "The Girl Who Wrote Loneliness" (they were published out of sequence here in the United States), she explored the guilt and regret felt by the current generation for the sacrifices made by the previous one.