Sentence examples for round of submissions from inspiring English sources

What will the regulator be looking for in the next round of submissions?

There will then be a second round of submissions before a final report comes out next year.

Mr. Tanaka said he expected the release of "Vespertine" to spur a new round of submissions, bringing the year-end total to 900 remixes.

The first round of submissions included bizarre plans to change the title of a work that had already established itself as a brand and the plan to take the book down from Amazon and wait another six months or so to put it up for sale again.

"I think it's going to affect a lot of people, I'm flying high right now, but I still have the 'what ifs.'" "This matter is still before the court, so it would be inappropriate for the county to comment before the judge can rule on a final round of submissions in the case," a county spokeswoman said in an emailed statement.

Growing out of our first round of submissions, the title sums up much of what happens online -- we search and seek and file, and we question (if we're thinking) what is real and fabricated, the lines between them blurring more each day.

Celebrity has-beens and also-rans like M. C. Hammer or Melissa Rivers assume a midcareer round of submission in "Surreal House," "Celebrity Mole" and "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!" Ms. Rivers, for one, poured a pair of rats down her pants on "I'm a Celebrity".

The evening I got a status report summing up the multiple rounds of submissions of Impossible Motherhood: Testimony of an Abortion Addict, over the course of a year and a half I stared at the dismal figure of fifty-one rejections and said to myself this is it, I'm going to write about penguins.

Out of the initial 82 indicators submitted to the panel, 72 (88%) were accepted after two rounds of submissions (see Table 1).

We believe this will help the author community by providing a welcoming home for their papers and helping them avoid additional rounds of submission and review.

We have helped authors to avoid additional rounds of submission and review for papers described as "interesting, but no new mechanistic insight" or "interesting, but an insufficient advance" and saved them countless hours of additional experiments thought up by reviewers simply to increase the ever-elusive "impact" of the work.