Sentence examples for she never published from inspiring English sources

But she never published one.

Although she tried, she never published another novel.

She never published that paper, or any other scientific work.

(Carleton, who was born in 1913 and worked in copywriting, died in 1999. She never published another novel).

But she was sickly, depressive, and stymied; she never published her own work and subordinated herself to her husband's career.

Shortly after the Deepwater Horizon caught fire, Jackson flew to the Gulf, and from her plane she wrote a blog post, which she never published, titled "Hurricane BP".

Deborah Needleman, Domino's editor in chief, said she never publishes a product unless it is available to everyone.

The plot concerns a botanist named Alma Whittaker, whose conclusions, based on a lifetime's study of mosses, rival those of Darwin in significance, although she never publishes them.

She had never published a book before, but she demanded, and was granted, complete design control – "I wasn't going to have a jacket with tigers and ladies in saris" – and refused suggested changes to the text from Sonny Mehta, the distinguished nabob of New York publishing (to be fair, she said, he later admitted that he'd been wrong).

He also said she had never published any work about Mr. Bashayev or his insurgent group.

Oprah was granted a private lunch a couple of years later, and asked Lee why she had never published anything more.