Sentence examples for regular publishing from inspiring English sources

2. Outside of regular publishing channels, James found a tiny electronic publisher for her book in ebook form.

The demands of medical publishing might seem far removed from the demands of regular publishing, but every book needs a cover.

By Jenna Krajeski September 22, 2009 The demands of medical publishing might seem far removed from the demands of regular publishing, but every book needs a cover.

More-serious bloggers, however, have increasingly approached their sites as they would any other sort of editorial platform, with regular publishing schedules and clear editorial missions.

Starting in the 1890s, a growing number of writers found steady paychecks and regular publishing opportunities as editors and reporters at big magazines.

I was pleased to read that the Connecticut section of The Times will begin regular publishing of editorials and Op-Ed articles ("A Letter From the Editor," by Gail Collins, June 4).

Certainly, there are best-seller lists; there are samples of library borrowings (many fewer of these in the current climate of budget cuts); there are regular publishing-industry questionnaires; there is, at any rate, earlier in the period, the evidence of Mass Observation surveys.

Cheap Tickets, founded in 1986, says it offers more than one million discounted fares from 35 airlines, besides regular published fares.

Buckley even published a regular column, "From the Academy," in the magazine he founded, The National Review.

After conquering online book sales and self-publishing, Amazon.com (NASDAQ AMZN) is now moving into regular book publishing, upping the content wars against Apple (NASDAQ AAPL), Google (NASDAQ GOOG) and the likes.

Though he wrote two mysteries in 1997 and none in 1991, Mr. Kellerman has maintained a regular annual publishing schedule since "When the Bough Breaks" 18 years ago.