Sentence examples for published straight from inspiring English sources

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The Labour frontbencher said there was a "public interest" in the information being published straight away, because of the potentially substantial economic benefits that could come to News Corp's UK and international businesses from a shrunken and less powerful BBC.

Future plans include special interest groups, and CEO Manoj Ranaweera tells me the site should be able to build connectors to Opentext's ECM packages, so that public facing documents can be published straight on to edocr.

Future plans include special interest groups and CEO Manoj Ranaweera tells me the site should be able to build connectors to Opentext's ECM packages, so that public facing documents can be published straight on to edocr.

They had names, voices, and agendas, and they were published straight.

In 1989, then state treasurer Ann Richards published "Straight From the Heart," a memoir in which she revealed her struggle with alcoholism.

WikiLeaks has adopted a more journalistic approach from when it was founded - now it is editing and annotating material instead of just publishing straight to web.

But by providing an editor that allows you to easily create interactive ads and publish straight through your ad server or network, 140Fire hopes to separate itself from its competitors.

If you're BuzzFeed or The Huffington Post* or another media company with a big mix of full- and part-time writers, you could use the API to let writers and editors work through versions together in Draft then publish straight to your custom content management system.

The recently published sequel, "Straight Talk, No Chaser," had an initial printing of 750,000 copies and makes its debut at No. 1 on the advice list on Sunday.

One of the country's most popular columnists, the reclusive Cecil Adams, may or may not be entirely real (many suggest he is a composite rather than one discrete individual), but he has published the Straight Dope, which gets to the bottom of information and misinformation alike, since 1973.