Sentence examples for residence of publishing from inspiring English sources

Reentering the fray at $135 million is what's known as the Beverly House, built by local banker Milton Getz in the 1920s and known as the onetime residence of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst and actress Marion Davies.

The onetime residence of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst and actress Marion Davies was a honeymoon spot for a future first lady and president -- Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy.

The widow of publishing mogul Randolph Hearst lost her $45 million beachfront Florida residence in February.

Additionally, parents/caregivers can search for services using the Internet, ask about listings of social services at their local library, and determine whether their county of residence publishes information about social services and resources relevant for IS and comorbid disorders.

Reanalysis of published bacterial 16S rRNA gene sequences showed that residence of members of the bacterial phyla Proteobacteria and Bacteroidetes correlated positively with a new methylation index (R III + II)/I) of bGDGTs.

Other good dancing spots: M1NT [318 Fuzhou Rd., 24th floor] and the Glamour Bar [5 the Bund, 6th floor]." WALKING AROUND "A great place for a sunny day is Ruijin Hotel [118 Ruijin 2nd Rd.], an old, converted residence of a British publishing magnate, housing assorted restaurants, each in its own villa.

Only a limited number of prospective studies on pre- and post-fracture place of residence have been published.

Some of Facebook's scholars-in-residence have published an analysis of approximately 283 million Facebook users' sharing habits.

And there is now a shelf's worth of books on huts and cabins and other small residences, most of them published in the last five or six years.

Last month, he published the names, addresses and phone numbers of other journalists after they described the former residence of NYPD officer Darren Wilson (they acknowledged in the article that he had moved away from this home shortly after the shooting).

Official residence of the president of Princeton University.