Sentence examples for published periodically from inspiring English sources

FOR the first time, the wide-ranging book reviews published periodically in the Automobiles section include a book for the youngest readers (and their parents).

Wojnarowski asked Redick if he was interested in writing blog posts about life as a pro athlete, which could be published periodically throughout the season.

Rental contracts can be challenged if either party, though much more frequently the tenant, feels the fee is out of line with the average rents published periodically by city authorities.

MK Czerwiec, an HIV and hospice care nurse, was one of the first medical practitioners to publish her work, Comic Nurse, online, and collections are also published periodically in print.

That's what happened to 4,000 potboilers, beach books and bodice rippers recycled and packaged to create the 38th edition of Visionaire, an album of fashion and art published periodically.

After the promulgation of the first code, a great mass of ecclesiastical legislation, published periodically in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis ("Acts of the Apostolic See"), began to accumulate, and the need for revision became clear.

I'm indebted to my old friend, Ken Safian, who publishes, periodically, a profusion of charts (and commentary) on the economy and world financial markets going back 50 years.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published and periodically updated by the American Psychiatric Association, is one of those documents few laypeople ever read, but many of us are affected by.

"What we really need is this disorder in the DSM," she said, referring to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the authoritative work published and periodically updated by the American Psychiatric Association.

Collections are periodically published in book form.

That explains the blocking of YouTube in China and Iran, as well as other interruptions periodically published by Google.