Sentence examples for republished from from inspiring English sources
This post is republished from his blog with permission.
This article is republished from the Royal Society of Literature Review 2009 by kind permission of the author and the editor of the Review.
This article was co-authored by Sally McPhee, based on her honours thesis for RMIT's bachelor of urban and regional planning, and has been republished from the Conversation, which is part of the Guardian Comment Network.
Republished from John Hempton's blog, Bronte Capital.
In his essay, republished from the London Times, Einstein thanked the English scientists who confirmed his theory, explained the basic ideas of special and general relativity, and proposed three tests of general relativity all of which the theory has now passed.
Editor's note: This is the first of three articles on mentoring that Next Wave intends to republish from the Winter 2000 issue of AWIS Magazine (Vol. 29; iss. 1).
The recipe spread across the Internet, republished everywhere from CNN to Al Jazeera.
Prosecutors accused the society of extremism and shut it down after it republished letters from two Chechen separatist leaders.
On Sunday, a firebomb was thrown at the offices of a German newspaper that republished cartoons from Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine at whose offices 12 people were killed this week.
Since the success of "Suite Française," a number of Némirovsky's books have been republished, and from them we can see that the daughter is a better writer than the mother, perhaps because of the generosity that illuminates her prose, which Irène Némirovsky seldom affords her own characters.
