Sentence examples for publishing life from inspiring English sources

The entire publishing life cycle has sped up in recent years.

Just in the last month, Time Inc. announced that it would stop publishing Life magazine in May.

Ultimately, though, he reveals far more about Hergé's publishing life and business affairs than about what made him tick.

There is a lot of goofy stuff that goes with being the publisher of the local paper, but who's to say it's any sillier than the galas and ritual lunches of the Manhattan publishing life?

There are allusions to religion (Deadly Sin and the Last Temptation), crime (Notorious and Outlaw) and publishing (Life, in white capitals against a red background, and Daily News, along with the old camera logo of that tabloid).

As a general in the Condé Nast publishing empire, Mr. Galotti treated ad sales as an all-out war and took on the prerogatives of the publishing life -- limousines, parties and celebrity -- with stylistic aggression.

The august journal Nature recently published Life – a status report.

When he published Life Is a Dream three years ago, an expansive "selected" poems, it was tellingly subtitled 40 Years Reading Poems.

A little over a year after the story was published, Life ran an editor's note under the headline, "Tragedy in a House that Friends Built".

Of course, choosing an agent is tricky – and horribly important, as they represent your only path to an editor and a published life.

For instance, John Carey's newly published life of William Golding displays a vigorous colour portrait and some bold typography to advertise its subject.