Sentence examples for published running from inspiring English sources

The one exception is Vicky Hartzler, (R, Missouri), who published "Running God's Way: Step by Step to a Successful Political Campaign" in 2007.

[ image: /photos/590953a41c7a8e33fb38adfa]The one exception is Vicky Hartzler, (R, Missouri), who published "Running God's Way: Step by Step to a Successful Political Campaign" in 2007.

"Stronger Together," the policy book that Clinton and her running mate Tim Kaine recently published, runs to almost three hundred pages, and contains chapters on everything from clean energy to the financial burdens facing family caregivers, to cybersecurity.

Within 24 hours The Daily News had published ran a front-page headline that read, "NYC'S Best and Worst Teachers".

And it will begin a new story in the national media, which will soon start publishing running tallies of the delegates each candidate has amassed.

In addition to 45 regional titles for Bizjournals, American City Business Journals publishes runs 700 business-to-business events annually and owns sports media company Sporting News; Hemmings Motor News, serving the collector car market; Inside Lacrosse and NASCAR Illustrated.

Good's published work ran to more than three million words.

He didn't just publish run-of-the-mill x-rated pictures; they were shocking, TRIPLE XXX photos guaranteed to repulse Straight America.

Baby Barbells by Joshua Levitt is published by Running Press, £7.99, on 30 June.

In 2004, he published a running personal commentary when he was captain of the American Olympic fencing team, which won a gold medal.

His published works run to about 12,000 printed pages and his known unpublished manuscripts run to about 80,000 handwritten pages.