Sentence examples for publisher started from inspiring English sources

To put pressure on her, the publisher started setting the manuscript in type before she had even finished it.

Last December, Yahoo and Jagran Group, a large Hindi newspaper publisher, started Jagran.com, a portal in the Hindi language, the native tongue of 420 million Indians.

Robert Dodsley, a London publisher, started the Museum (1746 47), devoted mainly to books, and Ralph Griffiths, a Nonconformist bookseller, founded The Monthly Review (1749 1845), which had the novelist and poet Oliver Goldsmith as a contributor.

Is it possible that when HarperCollins cancelled more than a hundred books recently, for the most part because the authors had missed their deadlines, the publisher started an international trend?

The publisher started conducting an investigation, last year, after noticing that some of the reviewers had strange e-mail addresses.

Look no further than Marvel, where comics featuring the Fantastic Four and X-Men (characters whose movie rights were sold to Fox before the publisher started making its own films) have languished in recent years.

While running his advertising company, Arthur Sackler became a publisher, starting a biweekly newspaper, the Medical Tribune, which eventually reached six hundred thousand physicians.

The only bit of advice I would give is: when you finish that first manuscript and send it off to a publisher, start your second immediately.

Author Christopher Burt, a meteorologist and publisher, starts out with the basics–heat and drought, snow and ice and rain and cold then moves on to racier stuff like tornadoes, hurricanes, thunderstorms and hail.

Publishers started being a bit more adventurous.

When Murdoch said tablets were a game-changer, other publishers started to launch iPad apps.