Sentence examples for publisher put from inspiring English sources

As one music publisher put it, "Basically, the major music corporations sold out their publishing companies in order to save their record labels.

All the songs were named correctly, but they were credited to "a vocal-instrumental group" - rather as if A Hero of our Time were published in England, but instead of MY Lermontov's name, the publisher put simply "a writer".

After that my publisher put me together with Roald Dahl who had written a picture book called The Enormous Crocodile.

It is not just that the American publisher put the British edition straight into type, resulting in mildly inept Britishisms.

"In fact his own publisher put it best: 'The book isn't reportage.

His memoir is, as one publisher put it, "the single most vetted book in American politics right now".

She did, though, object to her American publisher putting a Bridget Jones lookalike in battered high heels on the cover of the US hardback.

Bed for the night As a writer, you can tell how your career is going by which hotel your publisher puts you in.

Theo's description of his experience, as his publisher puts it, "how many Band-Aids you had to apply to your face," will be protected by copyright.

As Eric Beall, an A. & R. executive with Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., a music publisher, puts it, "The top-line writer is the one who has to face a blank page".

Criticism of big business is nothing new, and Electronic Arts's status as the world's second biggest games publisher puts it firmly in the firing line.