Sentence examples for submissions arrived from inspiring English sources
BountyQuest's chief executive, Charles Cella, said that some of the submissions arrived before lunchtime on the site's opening day.
Submissions arrived from other institutions, including the Museum of African Art in SoHo, but El Museo was widely considered the front-runner.
And thanks to our contest intern, Emma Rosenberg of Barnard, who assisted expertly in every aspect of this contest for five months, and didn't flinch or flee when more than 800 submissions arrived on the final day.
Setting the Rules As submissions arrived at a warehouse on West 36th Street, the jury met with many groups and with the governor, the mayor and former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
The company warns that, although there is no specific limitation in terms of what it's capable of matching regarding vendor or product selection, the service is still in beta trials and is ramping up its matching technology as more submissions arrive.
The competition received films from around the globe, with submissions arriving everywhere from Mexico to Vietnam.
Submissions arrive via snail mail, destined to be democratically sifted into an archive that has an IRL checkout system.
Their latest release, the 13-track, cliché-packed Nocturnal Submissions, arrives hot on the heels of their debut mini-album I.D.M. (I Dig Men), and already some uptight fags are calling for an end to ZK's deliberate, if affectionate, piss-taking, claiming it ridicules their lifestyle and wasn't funny in the first place.
If The Times was going to print the Op-Ed article, it should have done so when the original submission arrived or discarded it in its entirety.
Michel Houellebecq's satirical novel "Submission" arrived with appalling timeliness; its publication in France, in January, coincided with the Charlie Hebdo massacre, while its American publication came less than a month before the Paris attacks, in November.
True, sometimes a submission arrives from an agent in publishable or nearly publishable shape.
