Sentence examples for was briefly published from inspiring English sources

Roy Lewis's "The Evolution Man" was briefly published in England in the 1960s, and then disappeared altogether.

"At the beginning of September, an erroneous fare was briefly published for travel on Korean Air from North America to Palau," the e-mail read.

Although the book, 60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye, was briefly published in Britain and Sweden two years ago, lawyers acting for Salinger blocked publication in the US with a court ruling in July 2009, six months before Salinger's death at the age of 91.

(The documentation was briefly published online – details are archived here – so we know one exists, however).

After Harding acquired The Pennsylvania Inquirer, it was briefly published as an afternoon paper before returning to its original morning format in January 1830.

Last week, however, accurate details of the flaw were briefly published online by a computer security firm, apparently by accident.

HarperCollins said the excerpt had been briefly published on Martin's website, but was now available only in the new enhanced editions.

In 1656 Vane was briefly imprisoned for publishing a pamphlet attacking Cromwell's Protectorate.

One participant, drawn at random, received a test result before the trading round, just like in Setting 2. But halfway through the trading round the market was briefly suspended while the result was published, i.e. disclosed to all participants.

The analysis strategy of the economic evaluation was briefly explained in the study protocol published by García-Campayo and collaborators [ 25].

Once a daring leftist guerrilla who in 2006 was briefly a candidate against Chávez, he publishes a newspaper, Tal Cual, that criticizes both Chávez and the opposition.