Sentence examples for published then from inspiring English sources

From what I hear, there's much more pressure on novelists, too: you're very lucky to get your first book published, then the publishers watch the bottom line on the second book – and if they don't like it, they drop you.

"You read now what was being published then, and you think: 'Wow!

"Of course a lot of extraordinary literature was published then as it is now," she says.

If you weren't happy before you had a book published then you won't automatically be happy after.

As he told an interviewer at the time, "If she's still alive when the book is published, then it will kill her".

It was not published then, she says, because her "sales record was poisonous," and because "my American compatriots largely dismissed terrorism as Foreigners' Boring Problem".

Shortly after the study was published, then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, "The goal of an AIDS-free generation may be ambitious, but it is possible".

When the Heywood review was published, then-Foreign Secretary William Hague had told Parliament there was no evidence of British military involvement in these later raids.

To publish, then, but how?

Harper Collins had been set to publish, then withdrew.

If the paper publishes, then they will come.