Sentence examples for publishing it to from inspiring English sources

Syndicaster is an online editing and video-clip management service that allows TV stations to any broadcast news clip and repurpose it for the Web by publishing it to their own Websites or through its sister service ClipSyndicate (both Syndicaster and ClipSyndicate are divisions of Critical Media).

Having left his studies at Columbia, he gets the first chapter of his novel in The Atlantic, and soon Random House is publishing it to acclaim.

Remember that sharing pictures of yourself or what's happening before you go into or after you leave the polling station are great, but please don't take pictures or video of yourself inside the polling station, as publishing it to GuardianWitness or social media could be a breach of the law.

Tramp Press was the only one to get back to her, publishing it to glowing reviews in the Irish media, including a rave from Joseph O'Connor in the Irish Times: "What elevates the book beyond the category of promising first novel is the author's astonishing power with language.

A vehicle must maintain its location information over time, and make it available by some means, for example, publishing it to a location server that is accessible to other vehicles.

If it's a crime to tip off three people on a stock before publishing the report to a million readers, why is it not a crime to publish a report to 20 institutional subscribers before publishing it to 20,000 retail clients?

However, the book was less well received in England, where it was rejected by seven publishers before Hamish Hamilton finally published it, to modest success, in 1947.

"I published it to give people a great book".

But Knopf went ahead and published it, to much critical acclaim.

"I phoned the Tribune after they published it to let them know," he said.

Viking eventually published it to wide acclaim, and Mr. Giroux expressed his chagrin long afterward.