Sentence examples for published weeks from inspiring English sources

Their memoirs, published weeks apart, corroborate each other's accounts of characters that clicked easily together.

With uncanny timing, Ms Klein's first book, "No Logo", was published weeks later.

They were published weeks or even months after important games, so the information was often out of date.

Again, the culprit was a long, thoughtful essay in the London Review of Books published weeks previously.

His dictionary, sadly only published weeks before his death, glistens with idioms that passed under the radar of the standard dictionaries: What ho! she bumps!

Rather than shying away from the spotlight, she stands center stage - a book based on interviews with her was published weeks after Mr. Fox's inauguration.

The New Yorker, October 3, 1925 P. 1 After years denouncing printer, he points gleeful finger at our First Night resume, published week ago.

If these books make it on the various lists, published week to week, not only in the Times but in other sources of lesser prestige and importance, readers will assume that their choices have been vetted by the public.

I actually believe that this is the biggest reason we rightfully see articles published week after week, asking, "Where are all the women in tech?" and "Where are All the Women Directors?" Let me be clear.

Those who are interested in knowing who our favourite writers are, without limits, can read the fiction that we publish week to week.

In America, GDP figures are published four weeks after the end of a quarter; in the euro area the delay is at least ten weeks.