Sentence examples for weeks of publication from inspiring English sources
Her books, even in hardcover, sold between forty and fifty thousand copies in their first few weeks of publication.
GNM will send contributors their prize within two weeks of publication of the contributor's question in a You Are The Ref strip in The Observer.
Within two weeks of publication, Crace had won the Whitbread, the David Higham and the Guardian prizes for fiction, and been sold to America for $40,000.
While Awful Auntie earned more than £1 million within four weeks of publication, Jacqueline Wilson remained Britain's best-selling children's author.
And if he wanted to be current, Dan Brown's thriller, "The Da Vinci Code," which shot to the tops of the best-seller lists within weeks of publication last spring and has remained there ever since -- even though Brown's prose veers toward the clunky, Tom Clancy end of the thriller spectrum (as opposed to the more stylish end, represented by, say, Alan Furst).
Colfer's story, which he described as "Die Hard with fairies" - an irresistible tag phrase that was universally picked up on - was a bestseller within weeks of publication, capturing boys in particular with its dissolute 12-year-old criminal mastermind who wants to capture a fairy to ransom, and its mix of new technologies with primitive characters such as the earth-eating dwarf, Mulch Diggums.
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Her book of the same name sold 140,000 copies in its first week of publication and has become synonymous with the progress of women in the workplace.
Successful romance writers can expect to sell 10,000 copies of a book within a week of publication, with many past award-winners achieving considerable literary and commercial success.
After its first week of publication, Saturday was doing so well that it actually became a news item on the ITN evening news.
Novels such as mine sometimes flutter around the top 10 in the week of publication, but then settle into more "cult" chart positions.
