Sentence examples for starts publishing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps boards might get some gumption once the press starts publishing tables comparing pay-gap ratios at hundreds of well-known companies.

The Guardian starts publishing a series of long form investigations into recurring police use of force issues identified by analysis of data in The Counted.

Fitzgerald's public, literary life looks much like patience on a monument: having brought up three children almost single-handedly, against difficult odds, the author finds her voice late in life, and starts publishing when she is nearly sixty.

(In mainland Europe, the preference is to publish complete arcs in hardback without bothering with monthly "floppies"). Now, The Infinite Loop has been picked up US company IDW, which starts publishing a translated six-issue run this week.

A former minister starts publishing a nasty newsletter that exposes secrets about the departed — like bisexuality and adulterous affairs — as a way of proving that these people "who'd slipped their earthly chains on October 14th were neither good Christians nor even especially virtuous individuals".

It's that time of year when every blog in the world starts publishing their Best Of lists so we thought we'd join the fray.

MW: When you started publishing were you Indie or did you work with a publisher?

I started publishing in 1976.

This all changed when researchers started publishing.

We will start publishing the answers Monday morning.

HMSO started publishing new legislation on the Web in 1996.