Sentence examples for something to publish from inspiring English sources

Any healthy relationship is based on mutual advantage; in this case, the editor needs something to publish and the writer needs a buyer.

All you need is something to publish, and you can throw that thing on a Tumblr, a WordPress blog, or even publish it as an eBook.

You need something to publish!

"This is something I want to publish," he said, opening the book at the top of the stack.

The estate has lifted Maria's censure and given New Directions permission to publish "Something Cloudy, Something Clear"; and just last month negotiations with Lyle Leverich were concluded that will allow his two-part biography to proceed to publication.

"It's complicated, but we do expect something to be published soon".

He wrote: "Frankly, I am fed up of the filth, innuendo and stirring that has gone on for the last six months or so about MPs in all three political parties, and I really do think the time has come for something to be published, or for the thing to come to an end".

That makes it difficult to publish something unsavory about Bernard Arnault and find a publisher, when you think about the risks of a trial.

Maybe you have sympathy with a small publisher straining under a "financial imperative", but isn't it just wrong to publish something against an author's wishes, even if that author is a little hard to work with?

I wanted to publish something that would express my anger.

— Claire Cain Miller Amazon's Plagiarism Problem FASTCOMPANY.COM | It's easy to publish something you wrote on a Kindle.