Sentence examples for published people from inspiring English sources

After the photograph was published, people reacted with outrage: why hadn't he picked the child up?

In 1934 she published People at Work, and The Roosevelt I Knew, a record of her association with the late president, appeared in 1946.

"If you know what you are writing has to go through a White House clearance before it is to be published, people start writing for the class," said Rick Piltz, a former senior associate at the US Climate Change Science Programme.

Pai and fellow Republican FCC commissioner Mike O'Rielly, who have been consistent critics of the FCC's new rules, said once they are published people will realise that they will stifle innovation and lead to taxes and increased rates for the public.

Blippy, a start-up that published people's purchases in a public feed, faded not long after its debut in 2009.

"In the early papers we published, people even questioned whether we did the measurements right," says Chiang.

"It was very practiced in a way that publishing people don't do," he said.

His most common tweet is a link to The Eddie Izzard Daily, a daily digest that publishes people he follows.

"It's arts people, it's publishing people, it's food people, it's film people, it's gallery people," Ms. Williams said.

Time Inc. already publishes People, the behemoth of celebrity newsstand magazines (albeit with a generous helping of real-people coverage).

"For someone from a Scottish university to suddenly publish people like Ionesco, Beckett and Genet was extraordinary".