Sentence examples for was publish from inspiring English sources
verb
To issue a medium (e.g. publication).
Entitled "Understanding the Arts," it was publish edby Harcourt, Brace in 1932.
What she didn't dare to do was publish it under her own name.
All you had to do to call yourself a writer was publish a book, which meant you needed someone else to publish it – and someone else to buy it.
When it comes to trade secrets, he also likes to ask himself, "What would Gloria Swanson do?" One thing Ms. Swanson did was publish a memoir ("Swanson on Swanson") equally devoted to image burnishing and indiscretion.
In 1993 an article [2] about Bernstein inequality was publish by Jia that has been the subject of much discussion ever since.
"The only thing we could do was publish another paper commenting on our work, hoping to draw further attention to the seriousness of this issue".
It was published by Byliner.
The next year, it was published.
The collection was published posthumously.
The music was published five years later.
Du Bois was published in 1968.
