Sentence examples for publishing period from inspiring English sources

Still strong today are the memories of the good new taste of the Paris food that I was eating for the first time precisely in that long "Ulysses" publishing period.

The literature sources used were original, as well as review papers covering the publishing period from the years 1976 2008.

Yet a quick internet search is greeted by a veritable clamour of recently published "period pieces" surrounding the same event.

Peter Givler, the executive director of the Association of American University Presses, said Google's action was "tantamount to saying that Google can make copies of every copyrighted work ever published, period".

They just stopped publishing it, period.

And if it was done, I wouldn't publish it, period".

Her first book in the "Dork" series, "Tales From a Not-So-Fabulous Life," released in 2009, was also her first published book, period.

The review was conducted at the very beginning of 2009; we searched for the papers published in period 1990-2008.

For her soon-to-be published book "Periods in Pop Culture," the University of Melbourne researcher dug up more than 200 menstruation scenes since the 1970s, culled from films and TV shows ranging from "Annie Hall" to "Mad Men".

To determine whether there had been an improvement in the quality of reporting over time, cohorts of meta-analyses published over periods of similar duration were compared.

Like one of his mentors, Samuel Beckett, 30 years before, Kelman withdrew from publishing for a period in the 1970s.