Sentence examples for publisher tasks from inspiring English sources

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The publisher tasked a select group of straphangers — pulling from the city's literati and cultural tastemakers — with sharing their experiences of the English capital in 15,000 words or less.

My friend took the publisher to task for the lousy copyediting; the authors deserve better, he figured, for the $1000 or so per article they paid for publication, and copyediting was supposed to be covered by the publication charge.

Moi takes publisher Random House to task for commissioning two translators whose bibliography includes Cookies et cakes and a textbook, My English Is French.

William Sieghart, the publisher and philanthropist tasked by the government this year to review the library service, has suggested that in future more services could be delivered in "non-traditional library buildings such as the local pub and shop".

One of his first tasks as publisher was to go to Washington in the fall of 1963 for an introductory meeting with President John F. Kennedy.

Authors would no longer be willing to format their own entries in HTML, since they would perceive that the publisher was offloading the task to them in order to increase profit margins.

Basically, all the tasks that a publisher once did for you, you now have to do yourself.

Completing Christmas Pudding, a book eagerly awaited by her publisher, felt like an impossible task.

Finding ways to fund journalism is the key task for every publisher, although I think City AM's co-founder and managing director, Lawson Muncaster, over-states his criticism of journalists.

Signing a contract with a publisher was a very difficult task for Monolith.