Sentence examples for published serving from inspiring English sources
The best glosses were compiled into, of course, glossaries and later published — serving as some of the very first dictionaries in Europe.
In 1902 Tschirky published Serving a Course Dinner by Oscar of the Waldorf Astoria, a booklet which explains the intricacies of being a cater to the American and international elite.
The Times-Picayune published online for three days when it could not publish in print, serving as a trusted messenger and conveyor of information in a period of chaos and grief.
From 1952 to 1971 he was in book publishing, serving for some years as editor in chief of Berkeley Books, the Manhattan paperback house.
Mr. Belfort hit the Street in the late 1980s, and he recounted his adventure last year in a book called "The Wolf of Wall Street," which he published after serving almost two years in prison for securities fraud and stock manipulation.
His good-humored, homemade approach to magazine publishing served as a model for the fanzine boom of the 1970's and 80's, and many of the best-known music zines of the period, like Kicks, Jamz and the Big Takeover, followed Bomp's impassioned amateurism and detailed local reporting.
Pre-internet, zines and independent publishing served an altogether different purpose than entertainment.
Where Riot Grrrl publishing served the purpose of a stopgap between shows or meetings, a way to ensure discussion continued beyond the confines of small groups, this new era of zine-making has cultivated a whole community of its own.
The result, "Steichen's Legacy," has just been published and serves as a companion to an exhibition at the Howard Greenberg Gallery in SoHo.
Organ dose CTDI coefficients have been published and serve to convert CTDI values into corresponding patient organ doses.
In 2001, after Brothers of the Academy was published, it served as a foundation for the creation of a national organization for African-American men in higher education, Brothers of the Academy Institute.
