Sentence examples for publishing readers from inspiring English sources

Ms. Heath added, "But like all things in publishing, readers' tastes are cyclic, and I suspect that many do miss" those kinds of novels.

But he turned the Dish into a very big tent, a place where he seemed, particularly after his protracted mea culpa on Iraq, almost to delight in publishing readers' attacks on his own posts.

At the time of publishing, readers had reacted to McCullers' post more than 11,000 times and shared it more than 12,300 times.

His flagship magazine, True Story, published readers' accounts of miraculous weight loss.

Since 1865, when "Alice in Wonderland" was published, readers have quoted and parsed his every utterance.

If insiders can trade on the news they publish, readers may become an adjunct to a business that is less about public information than private gain.

You can review the album of your choice via the links below, and we'll publish readers' reviews here on Friday.

More than 60 years since Hans Fallada's international bestseller Alone in Berlin was published, readers will be able to digest the unabridged version for the first time.

To fulfill the public editor's charge, I plan to write columns and blog posts, publish readers' letters, reply to readers privately, and otherwise mediate an exchange between The Times and its audience.

Site-Seeing: Rating the Writers Here are Web sites that publish readers' submissions and have some form of self-organizing program that gives the most highly rated contributions more prominence.

See Dawn report http://t.co/t1wdImf9 — beena sarwar (@beenasarwar) 13 Oct 12 Update: After this post was originally published, readers made us aware of more examples of the conspiracy theories online that redirect blame for the attempt on Malala's life away from Pakistani Islamists.