Sentence examples for publishing off from inspiring English sources

Gail O'Hara's fanzine, Chickfactor, has been publishing off and on since 1992.

The Internet has had a dramatic role in reworking all kinds of organizational systems–supply chains, publishing, off-shoring, outsourcing, you name it.

To be honest, it's not like anybody has banged down our door asking to publish OFF LIFE so it's not like we had a big choice to make.

Third, CAM and tetracycline did not prevent the cytotoxicity of other small molecules that inhibit possible or published off targets of HsPDF.

How could Hastings publish off-the-record jibes made by officers who were trying to be welcoming to him, the complaints went; what kind of arrogance led him to want to make a name for himself like this?

Marvel, Timely's successor, has continued to publish it off and on.

Oct. 10, 2017: A New Yorker article detailing Harvey Weinstein's decades of sexual abuse, including his alleged assault of Argento, is published, setting off the #MeToo movement.

In 1972 Mr. Little published "Off Broadway: The Prophetic Theater" (Coward, McCann & Geoghegan), which brought the same scrutiny to the varied universe of small and experimental theaters that had emerged and multiplied around New York City during the previous two decades.

She is a published, off- Broadway playwright and screenwriter who has also written for Artforum Magazine.

The large variance in the published cut-off points poses questions regarding the use of amyloid PET cut-offs in a clinical setting.

It also published its off-season brochure for European departures from November 2008 to April 2009 several months in advance.