Sentence examples for would consider publishing from inspiring English sources

But John Donatich, publisher of Basic Books, said he would consider publishing the bin Laden interviews in the right context.

When The New York Times heard of the scheme, editors told him they would consider publishing one of his pictures.

Mr. Payne said that the newspaper would consider publishing a "clarification" informing readers when the conversation had taken place.

While he said he would consider publishing with Amazon again, he acknowledged that "it was frustrating not having the book in more bookstores".

Are there any authors currently writing works of short fiction that you consider humorous and would consider publishing?

Ochs was intrigued enough to make a copy of the manuscript and 18 years later, when he retired, he asked the American Musicological Association if they'd consider publishing a paper about it in their Music of the United States series.

Would you consider publishing a facsimile of the cards themselves?

Not least that you're quite likely to annoy editors by sending them poetry they would never consider publishing.

I wouldn't consider publishing most of what's in this zine, but I'm not Eric Wiley, who did.

I notice Picador published the wonderful Kate Tempest's first collection, but would they ever consider publishing other performance poets, particularly from the long tradition of non-white performers?

"Basically, several weeks ago, Steve Martin, who writes for us, called me up and said 'Hey, I saw Johnny Carson last night and he told me he had written a piece, and he would like The New Yorker to consider publishing it,' " Ms. Morrison said.