Sentence examples for time published from inspiring English sources

"The Child in Time," published in 1987, hints at a split in McEwan's mind.

Instead, last month, Revlon for the first time published an ingredients policy.

In Eagleman's essay "Brain Time," published in the 2009 collection "What's Next?

Mr. Hawking's "Brief History of Time," published in 1988, sold some nine million copies.

But one of its biggest successes is "Adventure Time," published by its children's imprint.

Mojo magazine's list of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time, published in 1996, included him at No 99.

But Mr. Downs would have had a hard time publishing this model today.

His novel, Face-Time, published just after the Monica Lewinsky scandal but written just before, tells of a President who has an affair with a White House staffer.

Birdsong, the novel he wrote straight after switching to writing full-time, published in 1993 when he was 40, has sold more than 3m copies.

The Guardian Children's Fiction Prize 2003 was won by Mark Haddon for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time published by David Fickling Books and Jonathan Cape.

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