Sentence examples for taking over publication from inspiring English sources
This organization is taking over publication of the Traveling Healthy newsletter, edited by Dr. Karl Neumann, a pediatrician.
David Fiske, a spokesman for the F.C.C., said the agency had no plans to take over publication of the list because, unlike the trade commission, it has not had time to determine how to make the list available to telemarketers.
Inspired by the Bennites, Livingstone planned a GLC take-over; on 18 October 1979, he called a meeting of Labour leftists entitled "Taking over the GLC", beginning publication of monthly newsletter the London Labour Briefing.
Through his friend Charles Lesne, Hergé was hired to produce illustrations for the company Casterman, and in late 1933 they proposed taking over the publication of both The Adventures of Tintin and Quick and Flupke in book form, to which Hergé agreed; the first Casterman book was the collected volume of Cigars.
A glance at the listings site Oh My Rockness's rundown of "unofficial" parties – that is, ones not sponsored by the festival – could scare even the most ardent showgoer into hiding; brands and publications take over venues during the otherwise sleepy afternoon hours, offering the promises of exciting bands and bloody Marys.
John Brisben Walker took over the publication in 1889, expanding its circulation from 20,000 to 400,000.
In 1887, Eugene was convicted of sending obscene matter through the mails, and Col. Mann took over the publication.
That is a major reason the magazine's circulation has fallen to around 29,000 from 35,000 monthly (15,000 from newsstand sales) since Mr. Van Gelder took over the publication.
