Sentence examples for random publishing from inspiring English sources

It's been fun to watch Bleacher Report grow from some random publishing site for amateur sports writers to a full-blown digital sports network backed by $40+ million in venture capital.

Because Little Random published mainly new hardover books, its results swung widely from year to year depending on its luck in picking hits.

Jokes about the name of the new Random House/Penguin publishing megahouse began circulating within minutes of merger talks being announced.

The term "manga" comes from Katsushika Hokusai's books of "random images" published in the early 19th century.

By Anna Altman and Katia Bachko July 26 , 2013Adrian Nicole LeBlanc's book, "Random Family," published in 2003, was the product of more than eleven years of immersive reporting.

The 12 points the critics let stand were: –Random House published a book called the "Weather Conspiracy" with a subtitle of "The coming of the New Ice Age".

There under "S" appeared a new Random House-published book by singer-songwriter and vintage pop icon, Paul Simon, simply titled Lyrics.

It was simply (as I said at the time) that if Random did publish the e-books, they'd have to negotiate royalty rates, and the authors and agents involved would want higher royalties than the 25% of net that has been Random House's usual boilerplate. .

In their review of interventions targeted specifically at those disadvantaged by income, examining controlled studies (with or without random allocation) published between 1995 and 2006, they found 13 relevant studies with 17 available comparisons.

Little Random was a publishing institution, the home of William Faulkner and Truman Capote.

Fans of Terry Pratchett will be happy to know that Penguin Random House are publishing a new collection of Terry Pratchett's short stories for children: The Witch's Vacuum Cleaner in summer 2016.