Sentence examples for which would be published from inspiring English sources

The judge said he would outline the reasoning behind his decision in a written judgment which would be published soon.

By September of 1947, when the journal ends, she was at work on her first novel, "Wise Blood," which would be published in 1952.

The full decision, which would be published Friday, obliged Swiss banks to show increased vigilance when it comes to Ukrainian funds, he added.

Hobsbawm's daughter, Julia, said her father had just finished working on an edited collection of his writings, which would be published in March.

In 1819 the savvy publisher Anton Diabelli invited the leading composers of his day to create variations on a bouncy little waltz he had composed, which would be published in a set.

The original reason that I chose Oliver Cromwell as my next subject, which would be published in 1973 under the title Cromwell: Our Chief of Men, was that I didn't want to be pinioned as only writing about romantic queens.

Mr. Douglas, 58, and Ms. Zeta-Jones, 33, had sold access to their wedding to OK! for $1.6 million and the right to select which photographs would be published.

She said she was working on a book, Ruth Ellis, The Untold Story, which she hoped would be published next year.

Maria put the screws to Williams, and his apology was a few typewritten pages about their relationship, which he promised would be published in the British edition.

The book, which he said would be published in the fall by JUDITH REGAN'S Regan Books unit of HarperCollins, is not all that Mr. Green has been working on.

"The engine of the book is going to be the people on the ground who are doing amazing things to help older people who are suffering from all these different kinds of abuses," Ms. Connolly said of the book, which she said would be published in spring 2013.