Sentence examples for was still published from inspiring English sources

A Treasury spokesman insisted that a distributional analysis was still published but simply looked at the "share of spending received" rather than the change in cash terms.

The book was still published by Hogarth, but only after protracted and awkward negotiations in which an embarrassed Sackville-West demanded more money from the Woolfs, who had chosen to ignore her previous hints towards a more lucrative contract.

Relishing his skill as a classicist, he wrote a Latin comedy at the age of 20 that was acclaimed as the "discovered" work of a Roman playwright and was still published as a Roman work in 1588 by the famous Venetian press of Aldus Manutius.

His poetry is also considered an affront by some because it was still published (or merely republished, the debate goes) even when the Serbian government vowed it was searching for Karadzic: one poem published in 2005 references a remote Montenegrin monastery where Karadzic was rumoured to be hiding.

However, the West End two-part show was still published as a book, billed as the "eighth Harry Potter story", and sees the return of Harry, Hermione et al as adults.

Social media companies like YouTube and Facebook raced to take the footage down, but it was still published on the front pages of some of the world's biggest news websites - including in the UK and Australia - in the form of still images, gifs, and even the full video.

He later became publisher of Sport Magazine and, at his death, was still publishing and writing Motorsports America, an annual book covering American Motorsport racing.

In 1632, Galileo was still publishing, and John Locke was born.

Indeed, when James published his Essayes of a Prentise, Montaigne was still publishing his own Essais (the Frenchman was in between volumes I and II).

The index is still published.

"I am surprised they are still published".