Sentence examples for publishing of a from inspiring English sources

The publishing of a novel is, then, an elaborate way of coming in from the cold.

One initiative has been the publishing of a simple pictorial booklet outlining the basics of biodynamic agriculture.

Talk story about a press party given in honor of the publishing of a book called "100 Best Songs of the 20's and 30's".

"Nobody can suppose that the surreptitious publishing of a silly leaflet by an unknown man, without more, would present any immediate danger," he wrote.

He held that Bolt's journalism was "reasonably likely to have had an intimidatory effect on some people" and "was not done reasonably and in good faith in the making or publishing of a fair comment".

The Sun newspaper's publishing of a transcript of the call might be a tasteless intrusion into an intimate moment, but given the attitude of Mrs Janes, it was bound to be leaked.

So far no evidence has been published of a tool capable of providing a global measurement of dose adequacy.

Before now, no description has been published of an undisputed troodontid from North American sediments that predate the Late Cretaceous.

Two years later, Faber published Death of a Naturalist.

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Time magazine published "Anatomy of a Zine" last year about the resurgence of zines.