Sentence examples for publishing branch from inspiring English sources

Its New York publishing branch, founded in 2012, has struggled partly because of that enmity, as brick-and-mortar bookstores have refused to carry its works.

The company, which started as a book bindery, began publishing books in 1876 when Mr. Crowell's grandfather, Thomas Young Crowell, started his own publishing branch of the Boston bookbinder.

It remains there today and has a graduate school of education, a model school for children, a family center, a division of continuing education and its own publishing branch.

In May 2011, Tokyopop shut down its North American publishing branch, with the status of its original, global manga titles left unclear.

But because Singles is filling a literary terrain not crowded by other retailers, it has established itself with far less resistance than Amazon's other publishing branches did.

When Clinton's memoir was published, Branch accepted a cheque for $50,000.

Enitharmon Press recently published Branch-Lines: Edward Thomas and Contemporary Poetry.

[C3.] Print-on-Demand Draws Backers The Borders Group is the latest traditional bookseller or publisher to branch into self-publishing using print-on-demand technology.

The new video is entitled "Uncovering an enemy within", and has been published by the branch of Isis which specialises in making propaganda videos for an international audience.

In 1954 Fred Cherrill, the former head of Scotland Yard's fingerprint branch, published his memoirs which tell of an era when someone's "dabs" rather than their DNA or mobile phone were the surest way of tracking them down.

A study Mr. Branch published in 2001 involving 154 bankrupt companies, the shares of only 14 ended up being worth more than at the time of the bankruptcy filing.