Sentence examples for publishing calendar from inspiring English sources

So let's break free from the constraints of the publishing calendar and, as the year comes to an end, discuss great reads, old and new.

At Waterstones, children's buyer Florentyna Martin predicted that publication of the book this September would be "a highlight of the autumn publishing calendar".

Second, we can stop looking back on the year and decade that was, and turn our attention to a new publishing calendar.

Halloween was celebrated throughout the 19th century, particularly in Ireland and Scotland (as we see in, for example, Daniel Maclise's painting of 1832, Snap Apple Night, or All-Hallow Eve), but it had no place in the publishing calendar.

Maybe that's why I couldn't shake the Vreeland spirit long after I had stopped reading Mr. Esten's collection (which includes a quick look at Vreeland's career at Bazaar and some wonderful archival photographs) and had moved on to other, leaner style-minded books from the fall publishing calendar.

The future — in my view — is entrepreneurial journalists backed up by platforms like Substack where they set their own voice, tone, publishing calendar, and benefits.

When Botana Skuteč decided to start publishing calendars as posters at the end of the 70s in former Czechoslovakia, they were one of the first to do so.

Hundreds of thousands of publishers, editors, agents and authors are gathered here from 100 countries to talk about books and negotiate deals in what has become the most important annual event on the book-publishing calendar.

Pruitt has given two speeches at CPAC's annual conference, and, in late March, according to his published calendar, he delivered one in front of the Lincoln Club, a private Republican club in Orange County, California.

A calendar of ECM types is published (Calendar of the consistent change of ECM 1987), i.e. tables, according to which it is possible to estimate the frequency of repeatability of a particular type of ECM (in days) for each year.

The Abrams acquisition also includes Golden Turtle Press, a calendar publisher with licenses to publish calendars featuring characters from Star Wars, the World Wildlife Fund and the HBO television series "The Sopranos".