Sentence examples for published scenes from inspiring English sources

— Justin D. Martin (@Justin_D_Martin) 14 Sep 12 There were few published scenes of the type happening elsewhere in the Arab world, with violence and teargas.

Orthofer makes the usual complaints against mainstream publishing for ignoring books in translation, and he provides overviews of the publishing scenes in each country under discussion.

In keeping with the hyper-speed culture that birthed it, there's a fair chance that by the time this article is published, the scene will have mutated into something totally different, leaving nothing but a handful of catchphrases and an endless loop of a twerking bum.

In 2012, The FADER published a scene piece highlighting local acts like Pure X, Sleep Over, and Silent Diane, as well as S U R V I V E, who had just released their first single LLR002.

These traitorous fakers publish those scenes and exaggerate them as they are instructed and the way that fits the goals of those countries and theirs.

About 1831 Gavarni began publishing his scenes of everyday contemporary life, and praise from writers such as Honoré de Balzac gained him popularity.

A prominent user of flash, he was able to publish indoor scenes of the slums of New York City, contributing to the implementation of "model tenements".

In many countries--especially France, Turkey, Poland, and Japan--women writers dominated the publishing scene.

The book includes stimulating digressions on the atmosphere and publishing scene in 16th-century Venice.

But Edinburgh offers something more: a lively contemporary writing and publishing scene.

"But she never made it in the New York publishing scene in the '60s and '70s".