Sentence examples similar to the once published from inspiring English sources

Closer, but less predictably congenial, is the Northern Whig, named for the newspaper once published in the building, and displaying a rather more ironic take on socialism in the shape of cast-off statues from Soviet-era Prague.

Peter Ross of the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans predicts that the findings, once published, will "build a case that these chemicals move around the planet with relative impunity".

I know the College Board once published such data for the SATs that show clear racial/ethnic disparities and a steady rise in scores as you move up the family income ladder.

The report will be sent to the secretary of state for education and the council once published.

This was a low-rung affair, mind you: the Atlantic once published my name on a list of the White House's lowest-paid employees, much to the amusement of my closest friends.

The Economist once published a wry leader advocating child-free zones on planes and trains.

The Guardian once published an op ed titled In Praise of … TED.

It appears simpler for dictators to refuse to permit a particular report to be published than it is to explain in open court what was wrong with the report once published.

For published articles, permanence also applies to the contents: once published, they cannot change.

There he proposed a thick literary magazine along the lines of The Anchor Review, once published by Doubleday, and New World Writing, published by the New American Library in the 1950s.

This is further strengthened by the observation that faculty members participating in the program more than once published the majority of manuscripts.