Sentence examples for published text from inspiring English sources

And subsequently, when Lincoln was making copies of his speech, he consulted Glbert's published text.

The published text of Speed-the-Plow runs to 79 pages.

The summary that accompanies the published text of your speech also catches the eye.

Inscribing the published text to his third wife, he wrote, "To darling Carlotta..

But the published text was on my knee and the lines had been crisply delivered as written.

The group will examine the way in which works are transformed from first draft to published text.

"Doubt" means to critique what he calls, in the preface to the published text, our "culture of extreme advocacy, of confrontation, of judgment and of verdict".

(When he read the published text several months later, he rather regretted that Bellow had "flattened the life out of it").

In a 1962 essay on Beethoven's Violin Concerto, he showed that the standard published text of the work was not reliable, and published a corrected, definitive edition.

"The music hall is dying," he wrote in his author's note to the published text, "and, with it, a significant part of England.

This article was amended on 18 July 2016 to replace previously published text that appeared due to a technical error with the correct copy.