Sentence examples for so published from inspiring English sources
Robert James Waller's British publishers thought the title The Bridges of Madison County too American, so published it as Love in Black and White, which proved a commercial disaster.
So, published in the late 30s, Scoop is a kind of farewell to his beginnings as a literary enfant terrible.
The first vernacular English text of any part of the Bible to be so published, Tyndale's version became the basis for most subsequent English translations, beginning with the King James Version of 1611.
First, large quantities of mitochondria are required, and so published isolation methods must be scaled up.
Energy cost estimates are highly dependent on these assumptions so published cost figures can differ substantially.
NPR, in the last year or so, published two separate stories about Chinese entrepreneurial activists who in protest of the dangerous conditions of air pollution in their country retailed fresh air.
So publish it yourself... and be surprised at how little it costs.
THE NEW YORKER: Do you think Pat's diaries will ever be published separately (we hope so, publishing industry!)? JOAN SCHENKAR: Correction: a long book.
"So publishing more papers is like buying more tickets," she says.
I was a relatively unknown writer, so publishing a collection the way I wanted to seemed unlikely.
