Sentence examples for publishing on a from inspiring English sources

In some companies, particularly the large ones, it is actually frowned upon if you are not publishing on a regular basis.

"We all started, of course, publishing on a radio programme, Anthology, put together by Robert Weaver".

Also on King's list was Jodi Picoult, who is publishing on a pace to catch up with Grisham.

An NHS England spokesperson defended the move, saying: "We will be publishing on a monthly basis a full and comprehensive set of data on NHS performance for the public throughout the year, including this winter.

Well, I'm largely with the NS, so I wish them well because the six or so London councils publishing on a weekly or fortnightly basis need to be curbed.

By this point Mukto-Mona had become a fully fledged website, publishing on a broad range of subjects from a wide variety of contributors, including a host of new younger writers.

In the first third of the 18th century music publishing on an international scale was in its infancy.

"We did not stand for you in Maidan," one such appeal, published on a Ukrainian Web site, says.

Her life was told in a documentary and one of her paintings was published on a U.S. postage stamp.

It is bad enough to focus on one poll when 20 of them are published on a given day.

"We discovered one exploit pack developer who also had research published on a university web site," Mr Yarochkin said.