Sentence examples for which I published from inspiring English sources

Bobby wrote to me in smuggled letters, sending me his poetry and short stories which I published.

On the twentieth anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown, he wrote a piece, which I published at the time in The Paris Review, called "Nineteen Days," recalling how he'd spent every June 4th since.

There is an outline for the ending for "Infidelity" by Fitzgerald, which I published at the end of my book as an appendix; it lays out pretty clearly how the screenplay would have ended.

The satirical fanzine Shoreditch Twat, which I published, was born out of this confusion, seeking to make sense of the stampede of east London paradigms who talked much but seemed to achieve very little.

I'd faffed about for a while writing short, sardonic essays about my council-estate life – boy racers, banned dog breeds, terrible St Patrick's Day parades – which I published on a blog called Arse End of Ireland.

"I learned how to stand in the center spot," he told me proudly, "right in front of the lead singer, three yards from the stage, and to go with the surge, and I developed my ways of getting out of tight spots, which I published in my mosh-survival guide.

"At first I'm doing some sketches which I publish on my Instagram page, later on I use them in my 'entire character,'" he explained. .

He has read every word I've ever written, only a fraction of which I've published.

The atrophying of commercial terrestrial PSB was well under way when the Broadcasting Policy Group, which I chair, published its report on the future of the BBC, in 2004.

The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, on which I served, published an enquiry last year into the use of homeopathy by the NHS and the way the medicines regulator, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency MHRAA), handled the approval and labelling of homeopathic "medicines".

In May this year, the Africa Progress Panel, which I chair, published a report – Equity in Extractives – that shows how tax avoidance and evasion prevent Africa from enjoying its fair share of oil, gas, and mining revenues.