Sentence examples for publishing one from inspiring English sources

Latino Rebels for its part has been developing Storifies about the #Dream9's situation, publishing one on August 2 and another one on August 6.

Risk losing out by not buying a hot subject, or gamble on publishing one of many books that may come out too late to seize the moment.

After publishing one leaflet on safe sex the Catholic Herald demanded he be banned from stepping foot in Ireland.

Without a healthy ecosystem in publishing, one in which authors and publishers are fairly compensated for their work, the quality and variety of books available to readers will inevitably suffer.

"It's accepted wisdom that magazines about comedy don't work," says Ian Wylie, who's just started publishing one, Stand & Deliver (the first issue is now on sale).

The CEO of Aftenposten's publisher, Schibsted Media Group, said Facebook had tried to stop the newspaper publishing "one of the most important photos of our time".

Since then she has gone on to become a fixture of the French literary calendar, publishing one bestseller a year, as regular as clockwork.

Each hardcover is its own mysterious, particular object, and publishing one is a skip of the stone.

Dare they make a formal complaint to the Press Complaints Commission about The Sun publishing one of the intimate photos?

To celebrate his 80th birthday this year, Granta is reissuing three volumes of his best books and publishing one in English for the first time.

It did not provide a specific estimate, but bank officials said its economists would be publishing one in the next several weeks.