Sentence examples for publishing quickly from inspiring English sources

In "Girls," she's a writer — in a line that's already famous, she describes herself as "the voice of my generation — or a voice of a generation" — albeit one who loses her internship and, with it, her chance of publishing quickly, and whose mother tells her to get any kind of job and to start blogging.

In "Girls," she's a writer in a line that's already famous, she describes herself as "the voice of my generation or a voice of a generation"—albeit one who loses her internship and, with it, her chance of publishing quickly, and whose mother tells her to get any kind of job and to start blogging.

The full results must be published quickly.

It appears to have been written and published quickly.

Published quickly by Penguin, "Britain" reportedly sold a hundred thousand copies in ten days.

But Greenwald, outraged by the content of the material, pushed to publish quickly.

The book is expected to be published quickly to take advantage of the holiday book-buying season.

Mr. Osnos left Random House to found PublicAffairs, which specializes in nonfiction titles that the company can publish quickly.

But increasing demands to publish quickly mean the pressure to use new content without verification is intense.

As I hope the above shows, this is not the best advice if you actually want to get your work published quickly in a "top" journal.

She said he was chosen because of his ability to publish quickly and because of his "extraordinarily generous" offer, whose terms she refused to disclose.