Sentence examples for reading a submission from inspiring English sources

It was my duty as a writer to make sure they knew what they were talking about, and if they weren't getting there after reading a submission about Iraq or about military life, it was because I'd failed them, not the other way around.

The first experts who come to mind after reading a submission are often not the most efficient referees.

To stiffen her sinews, May should read a submission by the Institute of Business Ethics, the best in the current crop.

It was left to the moderator, Deborah Brodie, executive editor of Roaring Brook Press (titles include "Princess Picky" and "The True Story of Trapper Jack's Left Big Toe"), to suggest that a three-month deadline for the editor to read a submission might be fair to both sides.

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"Given the 24 years of delays incurred by the project, and the millions of dollars spent in the approval process, the project's investors are anxious to generate revenue and begin operations as soon as possible," reads a November submission.

Why are so many women reading a book about sexual submission in an age of feminine liberation?

It is rather surprising to read, as a submission to a biology journal, an article that earnestly addresses the intricacies of the history of research in a particular field, without making much effort to formulate any new concept on the functions or evolution of membranes.

That we feel Houellebecq's satire (like all the best from Swift to Céline to Waugh) is only half in jest makes reading Submission a shifty, discomfiting affair: we're never sure quite how many steps ahead of us the author is; how much of the nastiness is meant and how much mere drôlerie; how many levels lie beneath, just waiting to suck us down from our moral high ground.

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We see a lot of startups here at TechCrunch, and sometimes we read an entire company submission without getting the slightest clue of what the heck the company does.