Sentence examples for starting publication from inspiring English sources

— The newsroom of The Politico, the (mostly) online news venture starting publication in two weeks, looks like a typical one — reporters tap on computers at adjacent desks while banks of televisions hum overhead.

We did not specify a starting publication date because ENDS are a relatively new class of tobacco products.

The election monitoring group, Golos, which gained prominence for identifying voter fraud during parliamentary elections in 2011, will be banned from using a bank account, holding public rallies or starting publications, the ministry said in a statement.

Cannabis was the third industry they tackled after starting publications that covered the ins and outs of subscription-model businesses and behavior-based marketing.

Talk story about the "Standard", the six-days-a-week tabloid, which started publication on Jan . 6 planning to serve the public during the current N.Y.

The New Yorker, January 19 , 1963P. 24 Talk story about the "Standard", the six-days-a-week tabloid, which started publication on Jan . 6 planning to serve the public during the current N.Y.

By Philip Hamburger and John Bainbridge The New Yorker, January 19 , 1963P. 24 Talk story about the "Standard", the six-days-a-week tabloid, which started publication on Jan . 6 planning to serve the public during the current N.Y.

But, of course, since I blog at HuffPost.com and write for other online pubs... First, and foremost, the basic aggregated information was public and part of the FCC's "Statistics of Common Carriers", which started publication in 1939; the FCC stopped requiring and making it public in 2007.

But in 1884, when the very first edition started publication it was a different story.

In 1709, the first modern gossip magazine, The Tatler, started publication, in London.

Now Mr Riordan wants to put $5m of his fortune towards starting a new weekly newspaper in Los Angeles.The LA Examiner is due to start publication in June.