Sentence examples for the just published from inspiring English sources

and the just published "Methland" by Nick Reding, one of the saddest books about this country's recent travails.

Kayser is author of the just published The Larousse Book of Bread, whose timeliness acknowledges the hunger to understand real bread better.

She'd read the just published "Bonjour Tristesse" in French and could have been its sophisticated young author, tooling along the Grande Corniche in a sports car.

There's little poetry in the just published State of the Climate Report 2014, produced by the Bureau of Meteorology and the nation's science agency the CSIRO.

As the just published report by the intelligence and security committee explains, one of the killers, Michael Adebolajo, had been known to MI5 since 2008.

Levana Kirschenbaum, an owner of Levana's Restaurant in New York and the author of the just published "Levana's Table: Kosher Cooking for Everyone" (Stewart Tabori & Chang), grew up in Morocco, where few if any cooks made brisket.

The just-published March 2013 issue of The National Tax Journal, the principal academic journal devoted to tax analysis, contains four articles by top scholars who have sought to clarify the incidence of the corporate income tax.

AND here's an anecdote on kindness, to be found in the just-published book "The Diaries of Kenneth Tynan".

And LYNN SHERR, who wrote the just-published book about "America the Beautiful," which is what they sang.

Everyone was chatting, flipping through the just-published school yearbook, trying not to get fingerprints on it.

Of these three errors, the last one (probably the most important one), was the focus of the just-published paper.