Sentence examples for under an imprint from inspiring English sources

The new children's titles will initially be published under an imprint carrying the Marshall Cavendish name.

Hardcover copies were printed and distributed in a partnership with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, under an imprint called New Harvest, with Amazon's name missing from the spine.

Under Hayes, it's pushing a new series of modern women's fiction under an imprint called Red Dress Ink.

Publishing giant Simon & Schuster announced Monday that it had canceled its deal to publish Yiannopoulos' book, Dangerous, under an imprint in light of the news.

The bi-monthly series, illustrated by J.H. Williams III, comes out 30 October, under the Vertigo banner, an imprint of DC Entertainment.

The books are all being republished by the admirable University of Chicago Press – it tickled Westlake that Parker should appear under an academic imprint – and among them are at least half a dozen masterpieces.

After leaving Grove, Mr. Rosset published Evergreen Review online and books under a new imprint, Foxrock Books.

Under these conditions, publishers were inclined to exercise caution; as in other strictly regulated areas, more controversial works first appeared outside the country (often in Holland or Geneva) or under a false imprint.

Marquand Library acquires rare "Dutch Details" Edward Ruscha's books of sequential photomechanical images began in 1963 with Twentysix Gasoline Stations, (GAX 2006-2396N) publinhed in an edition of 400 numbered copies under the imprint "A National Excelsior Publication," funded by Ruscha himself.

Last year, he published under his imprint a luxurious art book reproducing 54 of the finest among the 2,500 or so pictures and drawings that he handled in a 30-year career.

There are many assisted publishing models out there, and I differentiate these from assisted self-publishing because authors are publishing under a company's imprint rather than their own imprint.