Sentence examples for publishing almost from inspiring English sources

When and how did New Directions come to commit to publishing almost all of his work, and was it immediately clear to you how broad his range was?

_ When and how did New Directions come to commit to publishing almost all of his work, and was it immediately clear to you how broad his range was?

Between 1954 and 1956, Hajdu says, the industry went from publishing almost six hundred and fifty titles a year to around two hundred and fifty, and more than eight hundred artists, writers, and other comic-book makers left the field.

Grant said, in a written statement, that he took the action because: "I was tired of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday papers publishing almost entirely fictional articles about my private life for their own financial gain".

There are tens of thousands of journals in the scientific-publishing market, and most will publish almost anything submitted to them.

Though he wrote voluminously, he published almost nothing.

For more than a decade, she published almost nothing.

His books were published almost exclusively by Atheneum.

He published almost 200 papers, mostly in astrophysics and solar physics.

He published almost nothing, and no one, Alec says, expected him to become a writer.

Rendell herself thinks back to when her first novel was published almost half a century ago.