Sentence examples for text to be published from inspiring English sources

Although his reputation faded and his name became a synonym for a hack Puritan pamphleteer, he is important in the history of print publication: Fidelia was the first literary text to be published by subscription, and Hymnes and Songs of the Church was the first book in which an author successfully asserted copyright to his own work.

An abridged trade publication of True at First Light was to be published in 1999, to be edited by Patrick Hemingway; the Hemingway Foundation would then oversee the reworking of the entire text, to be published as Under Kilimanjaro.

All authors have given final approval of the text to be published.

In a similar vein, all researchers who are authors need to be accountable for the work as indicated in ICMJE criterion 4, and to do this they need to satisfy criterion 3 and approve the final version of the text to be published.

S. Read is currently preparing a new translation of the text, hopefully to be published in the near future.

She expects their collaboration of text and photographs to be published as a book in 2005.

The French president, François Hollande, is due to join Ban Ki-moon at the landmark summit at 11.30am local time, when the text is expected to be published.

The marketing for the "Autobiography of Mark Twain" has trumpeted the notion that, to quote the jacket copy of the second volume, Twain's text was "too provocative to be published in his own lifetime".

Lowell and O'Connor may well belong to one of the last literary generations whose letters — as opposed to their e-mails and text messages — are likely to be published.

The text of the declaration, due to be published on 9 March at the start of the annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), has been branded bland and unambitious.

Mr. Zerbe, a photographer and chronicler of the international set, contributed 254 photographs and Mr. Cyril Connolly wrote the text for a book soon to be published by Macmillan.