Sentence examples for successful publication from inspiring English sources

After the successful publication of "Mein Kampf," Hitler immediately started writing a sequel.

That push and pull has eased some since the successful publication of two novels.

A physical education teacher for eight years, Tey became a full-time writer with the successful publication of her first book, The Man in the Queue (1929).

After the successful publication of John Evelyn's diary in 1818, Pepys's diary was transcribed with great accuracy by John Smith, later rector of Baldock, Hertfordshire.

"It's not Eoin Colfer writing as Douglas Adams, as was the case with Sebastian Faulks," she said, pointing to Penguin's successful publication of Faulks's new James Bond novel Devil May Care earlier this year.

At that point, Grahame was employed by the Bank of England but, still in his 20s, was publishing stories in literary magazines, work that became collected in Dream Days (1895) and an even more successful publication, The Golden Age (1898).

Under Borosage's direction, the Institute expanded its fellowship, launched a successful publications program, and developed a new Washington School for congressional aides and public interest advocates.

People is now "by far one of Time Inc.'s most successful publications," he said.

The new cadre of executives at the time -- Steven T. Florio at Cond?ast, Christopher M. Little at Meredith, Don Logan at Time Inc. and Ms. Black at Hearst -- would steer their companies through periods of expansion and prosperity through the rest of the decade and beyond, an era when successful publications like O: The Oprah Magazine, Teen Vogue and Real Simple were born.

Based on the percentile approach, this indicator takes into account successful publications normalised for time and field.

These are two of the world's most successful publications, with ads that are more closely read than any others.