Sentence examples for published way from inspiring English sources

This is the only book in this list that was published way back in the 1960s.

The idea derives from Knut Wicksell, a Swedish economist, whose book "Interest and Prices" was published way back in 1898.

His third novel, "Snow Crash," was published way back in ancient 1992 and laid out many of the attributes of today's online life, including the Metaverse, a virtual place where people meet, do business and play, presenting themselves as avatars.

It's always a jolt to remember that the first two Bridget Jones books, published way back in the 90s, predated texting, tweeting, Facebook and internet dating: the constant stream of personal updates pinging between our devices in 2013.

In the now-outmoded Wall Street Journal "Guide to Business Style and Usage," edited by Paul R. Martin and published way back in 2002, the entry on "GOP" reads, "It is an acceptable synonym for the Republican Party, without spelling out Grand Old Party".

It's a concept that we published way back in 2002 called shared control.

It's obvious that publishers publish way too many books, and have no faith in anything.

Ideas From the Arizona Shootings: When Gabrielle Giffords was shot, in January 2010, we published Ways to Teach About the Arizona Shootings.

We first read his work when Farrar, Straus and Giroux published Ways of Going Home in 2013.

The list is perhaps most remarkable for the absence of unwrinkled faces: except for Meyer, all the authors are print-era dinosaurs who began publishing way back in the 20th century.

We simply publish way too much.